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There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Pop-tarts.
Those in the Steve/Bucky Avengers fandom probably remember Owlet. She's writing original stories under her real (or at least less fannish) name, and I am loving it. [link]
(By the way, this isn't me outing her. She made the connection between her fannish and pro IDs clear.)
Oh, that is lovely. I saw a mention of it on Facebook and thought it sounded cute, but didn't read it. Knowing it's Owlet . . .
Seemingly the cockygate kerfuffle has been resolved.
I hope Faleena Hopkins is home stewing in her own inadequacy.
I kind of hope that her sales dwindle to nothing. And that she has to pay the other side's legal costs. And that the "Cocktales" book is a success.
Jasmine Guillory had an event here last week with a couple of local literary folks, and one of the things they did was recommend other romances to read -- and since the event was put on by a local bookstore, you could buy them right there. So that's why I'm currently reading Single White Vampire, and it is a hoot! His new editor thinks he's just a creative novelist, but no! He's a 600-year-old vampire.
Tanya Huff had a series with the illegitimate son of Henry VIII was a vampire and supported himself by writing romances.
Has anyone else read Wen Spencer's books? I'm currently enjoying Black Wolves of Boston - a different take on werewolves.
the illegitimate son of Henry VIII was a vampire and supported himself by writing romances.
Henry! Became a short-lived but pretty tv series with Christina Cox and Dylan Neal.
I haven't read that one but one of my favorite books ever (A Brothers Price) is Wen Spencer