So here’s what everyone said about Spider’s Bite, along with the final version of the cover: Nalini Singh: “Spider’s Bite is a raw, gritty and compelling walk on the wild side, one that had me hooked from the first page. Jennifer Estep has created a fascinating heroine in the morally ambiguous Gin Blanco — I can’t wait to read the →
Tags: Book blurbs, Cover art
Okay, I finally got at the final cover for Spider’s Bite from my editor, which means that I can continue my miniseries on cover blurbs. In my last post, I talked about sending out my cover blurb package to authors asking them to read Spider’s Bite. Now, I want to talk about the folks who were kind enough to take →
Tags: Book blurbs, Cover art
So in my last post, I talked about what cover blurbs are. Today, I thought I would talk a little more about how I went getting my blurbs and some of the problems that I ran into. So once I compiled my list of potential cover blurb authors, I sent it to my editor and agent to get their thoughts. →
Tags: Book blurbs, Cover art
With the new redesigned site, I’m going to change things up a little on the blog and focus more on writer-related stuff, since that’s what I get so many questions about. Hopefully, everyone will find these posts fun and informative. Sound good? So today, I thought I would do the first of a couple of posts on cover blurbs, since that’s what →
Tags: Book blurbs, Cover art
I thought I would mention that my author page at Simon & Schuster is up. There’s a pretty extensive interview with me where I answer all kinds of questions about my writing, inspirations, and more. I’ll be adding it to the blog roll so the link is always available. Hope you can check it out!
Tags: Interviews
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