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Why Cornelia Amiri wrote To Love A London Ghost
Well, I thought I’d begin the answer to that question by talking about why I started writing steampunk romances. It was because of my host on this blog, Pauline Baird Jones, actually. At Apollo Con in 2008, Pauline and I were chatting as we sat at a booth selling our books and she told me…
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Why Tess Rider wrote Bring Me to Ruin
It’s a pleasure to be your guest today, Pauline. Thanks for having me. Today I want to share with you why I wrote my debut novel, Bring Me to Ruin, a sci-fi/paranormal romance set on a ruined Earth in a broken future where time has shattered. Dark, sexy and full of adventure, it’s the first…
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A Foot in the Past
Do you ever look at a photo and wish you could do a Mary Poppins and pop into the picture for a visit? I’d love to do that with this photo. I’ve always been drawn the villages built of stone and that are venerable with age, places filled with the ghosts of people who used…
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A Peek at SPECTERS IN THE STORM
This is almost a time travel post since it is the first excerpt from Specters in the Storm, dating back to when it was in the Edge of Never boxed set. A (time-bending feminist) detective newly arrived in 1905 must embrace a (fact-loving stuffy) professor to defeat a deadly evil threatening the fabric of the world. ***** The…