I’ve been pretty quiet for a good reason–I had a book to finish writing. But I’m very, very happy to report that Magic in Season (formerly known as The Waterloo Plot…and possibly as something else in the future as book … Continue reading →
Over on NineteenTeen, the teen history blog I co-host with Regina Scott, we’ll be holding the first meeting of the Young Bluestockings Book Club tomorrow, February 16. We’ll be discussing Patricia C. Wrede’s Mairelon the Magician, so if you’ve read … Continue reading →
Thirty seconds (or less) a day on your part could help a lot of bunnies! The Animal Rescue Site, in association with Petfinders.com, is sponsoring the $100,000 Animal Shelter Challenge , which is giving away (you guessed it) thousands of … Continue reading →
Because on Saturday, January 30 I will be, and would love to see you! I’ll be at the Middletown, RI Library (700 West Main Road) kicking off their “Meet the Author” series and talking about books and writing. It’s at … Continue reading →
Any Cape Codders out there? On Friday, October 30 I’ll be at the Yarmouth Library for a talk about writing geared especially for teens, but all writers are welcome! Then on Saturday, October 31, I’ll be signing books at Where … Continue reading →
Here’s the beautiful trailer for Betraying Season created by M2 Productions… enjoy! … Continue reading →
Remember what I said about the anxiety of waiting for reviews? I can breathe a little easier now–reviews of Betraying Season from Booklist, Kirkus, and VOYA are making me pretty happy. Here are some quotes: Booklist: “As in the previous … Continue reading →
The day a book comes out is, at least for me, a mixed day. Yes, I know, you’re probably thinking, “what’s not to be happy about?” Well, it’s not that I’m not happy–thrilled, even. But what non-writers may not understand … Continue reading →
I haven’t posted in the last few weeks because (a) I’ve been getting ready to pack child #1 off for his freshman year of college (and omg was that hard to do, but he seems to be settling in as … Continue reading →
Although I’ve been blogging for almost two years now on 19th century history with Regina Scott at Nineteenteen, intermittently on LiveJournal, and as part of the Enchanted Inkpot community, I’ve never set up a quick way to communicate news about … Continue reading →
