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Readers: Name Your Favourite Publisher

I’d love to know which romance publisher is your favourite and why. It is the quality of the writing? The variety of offerings? The customer service? The site design? Loose Id? Torquere? Ellora’s Cave? Dreamspinner? Carina? Samhain? Somewhere else? If … Continue reading

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Just One of the Many Reasons to Use a Pseudonym

When I saw the headline “Teacher watchdog writes soft porn for teens,” my first thought was that a romance/erotica author had been outed and was now going to be the subject of a witchhunt. However, when I read further, my … Continue reading

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Say Yes to Gay YA

Adding my voice to the chorus in response to this Publishers Weekly blog post. I’m the author of a GLBTQ YA novel, and it really saddens me that in this day and age, the publishing industry is still gun-shy about … Continue reading

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Print Release of “The Station”

I’m delighted to announce that The Station is going to be released in print! This will be my first print book writing as Keira Andrews. (My YA novel, The Next Competitor, is also available in print.) While I’m a huge … Continue reading

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Sale at All Romance Ebooks

All Romance Ebooks is having a Memorial Day weekend sale — 50% rebate on all books purchased via PayPal or credit card. The rebate is in ARE credit, and if you read as much as I do, you’ll find it … Continue reading

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Judging a Book by its Cover

I was greatly amused by these recreations of vintage Mills & Boon book covers (who doesn’t like to nearly kiss by some horses?), and it got me thinking about romance book covers in general. Boy, oh boy, are there some … Continue reading

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Self Publishing: Yay or Nay?

During the recent lesson Jacqueline Howett gave in how not to respond to reviews, there was much discussion of self-published authors. Comments included: 1. This is the very type of behavior that will continue to tar self-published authors as hobbyists. … Continue reading

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