I've had a good day today. My historical wip is virtually finished and the first 3 chapters are polished enough to send off as a submission. A synopsis and query letter tomorrow and it could be sent off. I'm pleased it's just about done, as I wanted to be free and clear of it by the time we went to France mid-May. Looks like I'm going to be on target!
I've asked three fellow British historical authors to join me for a chat on Joyfully Reviewed on Friday 20th April, so don't hesitate to follow the link and join in. We'll be kicking off around 2pm GMT, 9am EST in the US. Heaven knows what will happen, but the worst thing of all would be total silence!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Chatting_with_Joyfully_Reviewed
My cynical side
New Year is the time for Book Lists. Books we should have read in the past year, and books we should look out for in the coming year. I ha...
-
Since I'm editing a book set in Dublin in 1035/6, I thought I should maybe offer some factual information for the reader who wants t... -
.JPG)
Some chapters absolutely beg to be written - while others can be hard slog. I have made two starts on a new book and ground to a halt on ea... -
Today I am taking part in something called a Blog Hop. Yes, I know, it sounds strange, but the Interview my Character Blog Hop should prov...
No comments:
Post a Comment