I am back from Venice, and I will soon post about it. Yes, Venice remains a wonder, a delight to the senses, a history lover’s dream come true. More later… After three days of absence, I was thrilled to see that cyberspace has not forgotten my heroine Gabrielle. Two bloggers who have not yet finished […]
Please remember my book signing (with champagne!) at Dutton’s tonight at 7 pm. Dutton’s Brentwood11975 San Vicente Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90049310-476-6263 Also, I was interviewed by Paperback Writer. Finally, here is an article of mine, titled What I did to promote Mistress of the Revolution, that was just published by Book Marketing Buzz. When I […]
I had a busy time in New York. So many things to discuss with Julie Doughty, my editor, and Amanda Walker, my publicist: fine-tuning the promotion of Mistress of the Revolution, scheduling the publication of my second novel, For the King (March 2009), plans for Book 3… And also more people to meet at Dutton. […]
Oh, how I hated to displace Poussin‘s Summer from the top spot of this blog! But that’s the way of all posts: they move down the line as time goes by. And I couldn’t wait to tell you about the First Sale post I wrote for DearAuthor.com. Check out that site. It contains first-person accounts […]
If anyone had mentioned galleys to me a year ago, I would have thought of ancient ships powered by oarsmen, Ben-Hur style. But one year is a long time. Now I know better. In the publishing world, galleys, or uncorrected proofs, or advance reading copies, or ARCs, are created by the publisher months before the […]
Now in trade paperback.
"One of the best reads of the year." -Associated Press
