I have a short story called A Clean Start which features in the RNA's 50th anniversary short story anthology. It's about John Marshal's washerwoman. Anyway, I am delighted to say that the UK's Woman's Weekly magazine wants to publish the story in a fiction special in the spring. I'll let you know when I have a more positive date. In the meantime, it's available in the anthology.
I will also be appearing at South Shields Library on February 13th in cahoots with other RNA authors for the promotion of the Loves Me, Loves Me Not short story anthology.
THE RUNNING VIXEN is now available from Amazon.co.uk and in bookshops. I haven't had my author copies yet. I'll organise a belated giveaway once my publishers actually get organised on that score, so keep watch!
A GALLERY OF WRITING LIFE
At the coalface: me in everyday mode.
Location research. Me at Castle Rising - which will feature in my Empress Matilda/Adeliza novel
With Jilll Mansell at The Reform Club during a dinner hosted by Sourcebooks owner Dominique Raccah. It had been pouring with rain and my hair had reacted by doing its own thing. It was straight when I set out from home that morning!
With friend and fellow author Penny Jordan at Whittington Castle
Putting the show on the Road: Folkestone Library
working on copy edits away from the PC
Akashic Record Session with Alison King.
book signing in WH Smiths
Visiting Pickering Castle while researching
Living the history with Regia Anglorum
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With 'The Deity' who runs my Yahoo reader list.
South Shields Library
RNA event at South Shields Library with Sue Moorcroft, Judy Astley,Benita Brown and two of the lovely library staff.
Paying respects at the tomb of William Marshal at the Temple Church in London
With author Isolde Martin at the RNA Conference in Leicester
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With reading buddy Tamara Mazzei, over from the USA and visiting the burial place of Nicola de la Haye at Swaton in Lincolnshire
A fellow family member investigates a medieval well!
Among a Gathering at the Cavalry and Guards Club for the launch of Loves Me Loves Me Not
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Spiffy me for the official author photo
3 comments:
Good news! I bet William Marshall's washerwoman has a LOT of fun stories to tell :-)
That is awesome! I have nearly bought this anthology a couple of times now. Going to have to add it to my wishlist!
Aarti, you can bet she did - although this is John Marshal's washerwoman, so even more so!!!
Marg, I think it's an excellent anthology - not just saying it because I'm in it. There really is something for everyone and it's a good one to dip in and out of.
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