Kalen Hughes is Back (sort of)
I have what is very big news for me: I finally got all my ducks in a row, and my old Kalen Hughes books, which have been out of print for several years now, are available again! The eBooks are … Continue reading
Tag Archives: publishing
News!!! And Commentary
If you look over there — there. In the sidebars …. You may see the covers of my historicals Scandal and Indiscreet. Those are the US covers done by Berkley Books, and they are lovely. That’s John Marron, by the … Continue reading
In the Regency, but not wholly of the Regency
Like Carolyn and Diane, I’ve been following with interest the discussion on the state of historical romances in general and Regencies in particular that’s been prominent on the romance blogosphere since Jane at Dear Author’s provocatively titled post, We Should … Continue reading
One day, After All the Editors Went Home, the Slush Pile and an Abandoned Marketing Research Plan Partied Hard
I’d like to continue Diane’s discussion about Historical Romance. I’ve now been writing long enough that I have “survived” cycles. At least twice since I published my first novel (a historical romance!) the Historical has been declared dead. Vampires have … Continue reading
Trouble with Titles
Hi, I’m Susanna, and I have trouble with titles. Not the aristocratic kind. I’ve spent enough time reading and writing the Regency over the past decade that how to speak of dukes, earls, and their relations no longer mystifies me. … Continue reading
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Tagged A Marriage of Inconvenience, An Infamous Marriage, publishing, Susanna Fraser, The Sergeant's Lady, titles
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That was Then This is Now
The novel flourished as a form of entertainment during the Regency era. Pick up any copy of the Times during the period and you’ll see columns and columns of advertisements for books of all kinds. Fiction figures prominently in those … Continue reading
Tagged publishing, The Minerva Press
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