Category Archives: John Scalzi
Links of Interest
I nearly missed a typo and the post title was almost Kinks of Interest – which may have attracted more attention admittedly. LINKS to items that have caught my attention recently: ************ Courtney Milan put up a post about royalties … Continue reading
Filed under Web news, John Scalzi, Mary Jo Putney, Meljean Brook, Kristin Cashore
Me = Bad Blogger
Real life completely gets in the way. Ah, anyway, bank holiday weekend – hurray! Dawdling home, I decided to stop by the library (rare occurrence, trust me) and came out with these two books: John Scalzi’s “The Last Colony” (military … Continue reading
Filed under Charlaine Harris, Jim Butcher, John Scalzi, Kelley Armstrong, Rachel Caine, Tanya Huff, TBR
April Reading
So what did I read during April? 17 books in total (full list here) but some thoughts: I finished the final Amelia Peabody book “Tomb of the Golden Bird” *sigh*. I do hope Elizabeth Peters writes another. Though I suspect she might … Continue reading
Filed under Anne Bishop, Elizabeth Hoyt, Elizabeth Peters, Jim Butcher, John Scalzi, Karen Chance, Lisa Kleypas, Thoughts
Random Updates
The weekend’s finally here – thank goodness! Let’s put it this way – it hasn’t been one of my better weeks, but it’s over now… On to book-related news, Jo Beverley‘s latest newsletter is out, and she’s just put up … Continue reading
Filed under Coming soon, Elizabeth Moon, Jo Beverley, John Scalzi, Reviews, Web news
Around the Web
Non-romance related, but still interesting – SF author John Scalzi reviews his income from science-fiction writing in 2006. I’ve no idea if the same applies to romance authors, but this is fascinating info nonetheless. And this reminds me that I’ve his … Continue reading
Filed under John Scalzi, Patricia Briggs
New Books…
I’ve been a bit lazy with blog updates lately. Ummm… I’m very busy at work. Is that a valid excuse? Seriously, I haven’t even enough time to read new books lately, let alone go blog-hopping. I need a holiday. Moving … Continue reading
