So - what's coming up? Let me see . . .
The interview will be on Monday but as it's The Breakfast Show, apparently I'll be on at about 7.50 am. I'll need to have a stiff coffee to make sure I'm awake and functioning.
I'm still open for any questions you have about writing romance for those of you who are planning to enter the So You Think You Can Write Contest. So far I've only had one question (thank you Tora) - so I won't get many craft posts out of that!
Oh and talking of teaching Writing Romance. I heard from the organisers of the wonderful Caerleon Writers' Holidays yesterday. There are still one or two places available on my Complete Introduction To Writing Romance course this year. They are still working on trying to ensure that Writers' Holiday continues in some form next year. Hopefully a way can be found to hold it at Caerleon again - but there are other possibilities in the pipeline.
Whatever happens, the Babe Magnet and I are SO looking forward to being at Caerleon again in July. I can't wait.
But before that there's the RNA Conference . . . .
2 comments:
50 shades of grey? Sounds like hair advice for the over 60's!! Seriously, what is interesting is the way that a certain books captures the zeitgeist. How? Why? It is a flagrant spinoff from the Twilight series (another zeitgeisty book), and not well written. (Personal opinion). And yet...... who knows? If I did, I'd be as well-off as the author. And not whinging on your blog.
Hi Kate, I've read the first and second in the Shades series. It's ok, I dont understand why it's gone viral because its really no different to any other in that type of genre. It's pretty graphic and when they did make it into the red room of pain I kind of had to read with one eye open one eye closed. My opinion, it's ok, but not phenomenal :)))
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