The product names on this site are annoyingly cutesy, but I do like the designs.
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Natter 62: The 62nd Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh dear--
Sophie Renwick's VELVET HAVEN, the first in the paranormal Annwyn Chronicles series about dark gothic shape-shifters and the kick-ass heroines who meet and mix at the Velvet Haven goth club, to Tracy Bernstein at NAL, in a nice deal, for publication in Winter 2010
::waits for Jilli's head to explode::
At least they're not sparkly?
Aw! Tracy Bernstein is one of the nicest people in the business! I used to work with her. She's awesome.
Yeah, I have heard a lot of good things about Tracy and NAL is one of my dream houses.
Still... dark gothic shape-shifters and kick ass heroines? ::cringes::
But as brenda said, at least not sparkly.
Still... dark gothic shape-shifters and kick ass heroines?
Babe, you should see some of the stuff I've written copy for lately. That sounds positively sensible to me at this point.
::sighs and bangs head on keyboard::
I wonder if the dark gothic shape-shifter, when confronted by a kick-ass heroine, shifts the shape of its own ass so that it cannot be kicked.
That would thwart her!
This morning started with the discovery that the dog ate (or at least shredded) one of my earplugs.
Then I tripped over the vast amounts of crap in my room and hit the ground.
It's going to be a banner day.
Bwah! (That was to Strega, not to Dana's day.)
It's like anything, though. Fans of Fall Out Boy, for example, always want more. So record companies sign bands that sound like them to fulfill the demand.
Diehard paranormal romance readers want to read ... well, paranormal romance. So editors look for stuff that's a twist on vampires or werewolves, and you get some ... interesting stuff. But as long as readers keep buying it, so will editors.