Vaginal Fantasy and Seattle-Area Visit!
Sorry for the blog silence; I’ve been in a writing hole, and am about to dive back in, but I have a few quick links:
If you are in the Seattle Area this weekend, May 5 — so am I!
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with some of the brightest stars and most popular authors of romance and women’s fiction books.
11am–Noon
Romance All Stars featuring Julia Quinn, Stefanie Sloane and Amanda Quick (Jayne Ann Krentz)
Noon
Refreshments and Book Signing
12:30–1:30pm
New Trends in Romance featuring Meljean Brook, Alexis Morgan and Gerri Russell
1:30–2pm
Book Signing
Sponsored by the Friends of the Covington Library and the Greater Seattle Chapter of Romance Writers of America.
Books will be available for purchase
Here is a Facebook page for the event and the library site.
And this is super-cool: the awesome Felicia Day has a monthly bookclub called the Vaginal Fantasy Hangout (site here) — and one of the books for April was The Iron Duke. There’s also a Goodreads group where readers can post questions and/or discuss the books (next month is SF romance). Here’s the video of last night’s VFH with the Vaginal Fantasy Superfriends. I haven’t watched it and will probably never watch it, because whether readers like the book or not, I get crazy nervous about things like that and want to throw up.
Huh, well, I tried to embed and I think my connection is crap, because it just said “loading.” But here is a link to YouTube.
For more information on the Iron Seas series, you can visit my Iron Seas page or visit my rough guide to the Iron Seas world here.
I also participated in a Goodreads chat with my editor last year before the release of Heart of Steel, and many of the questions I often hear about the series showed up there (and were answered, which is always important in a FAQ).
Also, I’m happy to answer any questions about the books/series at any time. The answers might not come super-fast, especially this week, but they will come. You can contact me by posting a comment below or through my contact page.
