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Thursday, February 11, 2010Announcement from Bedazzled InkDEV AND CASSIE are back for more devilish fun with their demons tagging along for the ride in Hell for the Holidays by K. Simpson, the third book of the Devil's Workshop series. The print edition is now available. Devlin Kerry and Cassandra Wolfe lead very complicated lives. They're in advertising, they're a couple, and they each have a personal demon. They decide to cap off a perfectly hellish year by spending Thanksgiving with the Wolfes and Christmas with the Kerrys. Between their crazy demons and even crazier families, Dev and Cassie are reminded that there's no place like hell, um, home for the holidays. You can buy the ebook at the Bedazzled Book Peddler: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=34 Learn more about Hell for the Holidays and read an excerpt at: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=588 Don't forget to check out the first two books of the Devil's Workshop series. Several Devils (bedazzledink.com/?page_id=220) and The Average of Deviance (bedazzledink.com/?page_id=222).
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Sunday, February 07, 2010IN THE MOOD for some bloodthirsty fun?The print edition of Knight Predator by Jordan Falconer is now available. Carlisle Crowley is a striking, beautiful vampire hell-bent on living her undead life to the fullest. The last thing she needs hanging around her is Bronwyn Hunter, a seventeen-year-old love-struck human girl. As Crowley struggles to reconcile her blood-thirsty instincts with her human past, Bronwyn proves to be an insightful and steadfast ally. When Crowley's dark and mysterious past comes back to haunt her, the pair embark on a journey of self discovery that tests their relationship to the limit. You can buy the ebook at Bedazzled Book Peddler: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=35 Learn more about Knight Predator and read an excerpt at: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=207
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Sunday, January 31, 2010Avast! Announcement from Bedazzled Ink!The ebook edition of Skulls & Crossbones: Tales of Women Pirates, edited by Andi Marquette and R. G. Emanuelle, has slipped out of the harbor and set sail. The print version will be hoisting sails shortly. Raise the sails! Adjust the thrusters! Prepare to embark on courageous adventures on water, land, and sky. From Viking battles of revenge and high sea betrayal, to modern-day piracy and space banditry, these twenty tales conjure up our inner pirate. Join the crews of women pirates who triumph in victory, face the gallows, and become unlikely heroes-women who follow the code of the Skull & Crossbones. The Tales: "Ladgarda" by Christine Rains - "The Gallows" by Jove Belle - "Valkyry" by Rakelle Valencia - "Lost Treasure" by R. G. Emanuelle - "The Hangman's Dance" by Jane Fletcher - "The Furies" by Rajan Khanna - "Devil's Bargain" by Andi Marquette - "Fifty Octaves Deep" by Alice Godwin - "HMS Nefarious," by Rod Santos - "Pirate Wannabe" by Aubrie Dionne - "Road Pirate Wanted" by Victoria Oldham - "The Brahmapur Buccaneer" by Matthew Fryer - "The Kindness of Strangers" Vicki Stevenson - "Resolution 1838" by David Brookes - "The After" by Carrie Vaccaro Nelkin -"Captain, Hook, and Mr. Shrike" by Cat Conley - "A Perfect Life" by Elaine Burnes - "Stardance" by Trace Miller - "The Passenger" by Megan Magill - "Pipettes for the Pirate" by Holly Ellingwood Ramble over to Bedazzled Book Peddler for the ebook: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=36 For more information visit: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=214
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Wednesday, January 06, 2010Announcement from MinervaMost of you are familiar with my work as Minerva. Well, after years of pounding the keys I've finally gotten published! The name of the book is Forever Mine. Interested readers can go to www.l-book.com to purchase it in ebook, audio and/or regular book form. You can also read a excerpt there. The book is available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.com as well. This book is a reworking of one of my stories, a vampire romance, Any Day, written a couple of years ago. I've added and changed a lot to flesh out the characters. I guarantee you that this book will grab you and not let go. Here is a synopsis : Renee Leblanc is a vampire with a broken heart. After more than half a century of roaming the world in an attempt to outrun the pain, she has settled in New Orleans. It is there she discovers a sinister, gratifying way of numbing her agony, but it has dangerous consequences. Natasha Lionette, Renee's former lover, is fighting her own war with darkness and guilt. Renee and Natasha must choose between going through eternity as enemies or as lovers reaching for redemption. Can they succeed when there are outside forces conspiring against them? Can they overcome the forces from within and without that threaten their very existence? Minerva
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Monday, November 30, 2009MICRO-FICTION MYSTERY CONTEST!!Cynn Chadwick and Bywater Books invite you to submit to our First Annual Story Contest, Micro-Fiction Mystery! The challenge here is to write a piece containing all the elements of a traditional mystery storyβsetting, characters, whodunit, and a resolutionβand all in 250 words! The winning entry will be published on Cynn's blog, as well as in the Bywater Books Newsetter! The winner will receive Cynn Chadwick's Cat Rising trilogy: Cat Rising, Girls With Hammers, and Babies, Bikes, and Broads. Be quick! We're accepting submissions from December 1 to December 10. For more information: cynnchadwick.wordpress.com/2009/11/27/micro-fiction-mystery-contest/
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009BEST LESBIAN ROMANCE 2011 - Call for SubmissionsEditor: Radclyffe Publisher: Cleis Press Deadline for Submissions: April 1, 2010 Guidelines for Submissions Published or unpublished short stories or novel excerpts Previously published material acceptable if published between September 1, 2009 & December 31, 2010 Word count: 1500 - 5000 words Electronic submissions only to: radclyffe.bsb@ gmail.com e-mail header: BLR 11_Author_Title (BLR 11_Your Name_Title) .rtf attachment (story) e-mail body: story title, author name, pseudonym, address, phone/fax, e-mail address, word count, if story previously published: anthology title/publisher/ Pub date, 50 word bio Story Format: Arial; 12 pt double-spaced; standard paragraphing; no HTML file name: Author_Title (Your Name_Story Title) General Info: The anthology is scheduled for publication from Cleis Press Fall 2010 Submission decisions will be provided by e-mail summer 2010 Erotic content is welcome as long as the emotional/romantic elements are focal Multiple submissions (no more than 3) accepted Payment: $50 and 2 contributor copies Please send questions to: radclyffe.bsb@ gmail.com Radclyffe, Lambda Literary Award winner for Distant Shores, Silent Thunder; In Deep Waters 2; and Erotic Interludes 2 radclyffe.bsb@ gmail.com
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Friday, August 21, 2009DragonCon Atlanta - call for Lesbian/Transgender authors for panelDragonCon in Atlanta GA is the largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the US. This year's guests include the stars of all major Science Fiction films released in the past two years, as well as the cast of the original Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and will feature gaming from every RPG and MMORPG in the world. If you're a gamer, no one has to explain those initials; for those who don't know, they're role-playing games such as the famous Dungeons and Dragons, and Magic: the Gathering. There is also a writer's track featuring authors such as Sherrilyn Kenyon, Laurell K Hamilton, Raven Hart, Lynn Abbey, as well as Steve Berman, whose editing and writing endeavors have earned him nominations for the Andre Norton Award, Gaylactic Spectrum Award, and Lambda Literary Awards. His gothic YA novel, Vintage, was on the Rainbow List sponsored by the American Library Association's GLBT-Roundtable. However, until this year, there was not a strictly GLBT panel in the writer's track. Kiernan Kelly and I designed one and presented it to the coordinator of the track, and were warmly welcomed. The first ever GLBT writer's panel will be held 9/5/09 Sat, 10pm EST. Here is the concept of the panel: "Authors of same-sex romance, including sci-fi, paranormal, and fantasy answer reader and writers' questions about the genre. Explore GLBT Romance's wide appeal across sexual boundaries. This controversial market boasts a growing readership, and splinters stereotypes. Discover the appeal of Science Fiction, Paranormal, and Fantasy as well as contemporary themes within the GLBT genre." We had six authors, but due to personal issues, two have had to drop out. This is a call for authors of Lesbian or Transgender fiction, most especially any within the fantasy, paranormal, or science fiction genre. If you are near Atlanta GA and can attend, please let me know. We do not have a budget for travel or expenses, but if you are planning to attend or live nearby and are interested in attending, please let me know ASAP. We have a shared room that can be split four ways. In a perfect world, we would love to have two authors. One will suffice. If this fits you, please send me an email offline at sempervians @ yahoo .com (no spaces). We will immediately return your email. Evecho
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