So, I went to my very first event as a bona fide author today — a local women’s expo. It was a real eye-opening experience for me, and I thought I would share some of the things that I learned. This is probably all old hat for established authors, but maybe it can help some other newbies like me. 🙂 1) →
Finished The Queen’s Knight by Deborah Chester. It’s part of a fantasy series called “The Sword, the Ring, and the Chalice.” It’s about a queen named Pheresa, a secondary character in the original series, who’s now facing her own problems — including the fact that she’s in love with a man that she can’t marry. It’s an entertaining enough read if →
I can’t believe they gave it to Jeff. He should have been kicked off the show half a dozen times. The very first outfit … the Mom challenge … the cocktail dress … Uli was totally robbed. ‘Nuff said.
Just finished Does This Cape Make Me Look Fat? by Chelsea Cain and Marc Mohan. Hysterical. Completely, utterly hysterical. If you love superheroes, you have to read this book. It’s subtitled “Pop Psychology for Superheroes” and examines issues important to every hero. Like how to choose a sidekick. How to pick a good superhero name. And what to do if →
I have cover blurbs! Yeah! Authors Rachel Gibson, Candace Havens, and Erin McCarthy have all given a big thumbs-up to Karma Girl. For more, click on the Home page or go to the Books page. Thanks to Rachel, Candace, and Erin for taking the time to read the book. 🙂
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