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| Blog Name: | Lia's Blog |
| Url: | http://liakeyes.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | authors, YA, fantasy |
| Description: | Follow Lia's progress as she races to finish her debut novel. |
| Popularity: | 74 Followers |
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Shelley Souza interviews author Arthur Slade
Two of my fellow Scribblers, Shelley Souza and Arthur Slade, got together recently to talk about Arthur’s new book series, The Hunchback Assignments, and I’m delighted to be able to share their conversation with you Shelley: A recent interview said that The Hunchback Assignments is inspired by Victor Hugo’s Huchbank of Notre Dame, and that the second book in this seven-part series found
Two of my fellow Scribblers, Shelley Souza and Arthur Slade, got together recently to talk about Arthur’s new book series, The Hunchback Assignments, and I’m delighted to be able to share their conversation with you Shelley: A recent interview said that The Hunchback Assignments is inspired by Victor Hugo’s Huchbank of Notre Dame, and that the second book in this seven-part series found
The Enchanted Inkpot Giveaway Extravaganza!
Just in time for the holidays, writers at The Enchanted Inkpot blog have decided to spread some book love—Inkie style—by opening their first annual Inkies Giveaway Extravaganza. Three lucky readers will win one of the following fabulous basket categories: First row – Basket 1 – FAIRY TALES AND FOLKLORE Silver Phoenix by Cindy Pon Fortune’s Folly by Deva Fagen The Runaway Dragon by Kate
Just in time for the holidays, writers at The Enchanted Inkpot blog have decided to spread some book love—Inkie style—by opening their first annual Inkies Giveaway Extravaganza. Three lucky readers will win one of the following fabulous basket categories: First row – Basket 1 – FAIRY TALES AND FOLKLORE Silver Phoenix by Cindy Pon Fortune’s Folly by Deva Fagen The Runaway Dragon by Kate
Why is the chocolate always GONE?!!
It's 1.27 am and the house is quiet. Even my hyper Irish hound is out cold. The cats are snoring ever so softly. No Harleys are thundering past my window, making the glass rattle in its frame. All is at peace. Except my stomach. My stomach craves CHOCOLATE. Why does it always do that when I haven't got any?!! Why does the craving always hit hardest when I'm up late trying to thrash out a few
It's 1.27 am and the house is quiet. Even my hyper Irish hound is out cold. The cats are snoring ever so softly. No Harleys are thundering past my window, making the glass rattle in its frame. All is at peace. Except my stomach. My stomach craves CHOCOLATE. Why does it always do that when I haven't got any?!! Why does the craving always hit hardest when I'm up late trying to thrash out a few
THE SHIFTER: an interview with Janice Hardy
I got a chance to interview debut YA fantasy author Janice Hardy for The Enchanted Inkpot blog this week, and I was so thrilled with her thoughts on the writing process and the genesis of THE SHIFTER that I thought I'd link to it here, for those of you who didn't know about it."One of the most original books I've read in a while is THE SHIFTER, by debut novelist Janice Hardy, so I was delighted
I got a chance to interview debut YA fantasy author Janice Hardy for The Enchanted Inkpot blog this week, and I was so thrilled with her thoughts on the writing process and the genesis of THE SHIFTER that I thought I'd link to it here, for those of you who didn't know about it."One of the most original books I've read in a while is THE SHIFTER, by debut novelist Janice Hardy, so I was delighted
Scribblerati is born!
I've often wished I could have one place to chat with all my writers friends instead of having to trawl around Twitter, Facebook and MySpace to keep up with the different factions. Then there's also the danger of boring family and friends to death with writer talk. And making too much personal information public to writers who are only acquaintances.On top of that, National Novel Writing Month
I've often wished I could have one place to chat with all my writers friends instead of having to trawl around Twitter, Facebook and MySpace to keep up with the different factions. Then there's also the danger of boring family and friends to death with writer talk. And making too much personal information public to writers who are only acquaintances.On top of that, National Novel Writing Month
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