Today is my day to post over at sfnovelists. It’s the same post as below, but I am turning the comments off here. If you have a comment, then please leave it over there. Thanks! ______________________________ Every now and then … Continue reading
Was listening to car radio and Starry, Starry Night came on. I think this has got to be my favourite song of all time. Not so much because of the music or the singer, but because of the poetry of … Continue reading
I mentioned this one earlier, but didn’t quote from it then because the review wasn’t yet published at the time. Here is what Stefan Brazulaitis had to say about The Last Stormlord: “With this book, set in an entirely new … Continue reading
Wow, there are some lovely reviews of The Last Stormlord coming in, and great emails too. I am humbled. Here’s what Kat over at the (largely romance) review site “Book Thingo”* had to say: “It’s been a long time since … Continue reading
.Life is such fun.It’s not every day I get to lounge around in the suite of a 5 star hotel, get a free makeover including make-up, hair-do and clothes, then have the result photographed. Multiple times. Not to mention enjoying … Continue reading
Gabriel Burlacu is a Romanian mechanical engineer who was here in Kuala Lumpur for a job related to nuclear science. He is also a poet and he gave my husband a book of his poetry. This one stuck in my … Continue reading
.Last week I got a call asking if I wanted to be interviewed for a Malaysian women’s glossy, about my writing. So of course, I said yes. All publicity is good, right? Today I found out that I have to … Continue reading
.Sometimes life seems to bundle things together – either hitting you with a whole lot of bad stuff all at once, or the opposite. Last night & this morning delivered one of the fun bundles. Last night I was a … Continue reading
That’s my man!(Photos taken at the convocation) … Continue reading
I thought banning the preschoolers’ Spongebob picture books was crazy, but this is even more insane. The hardcopy of the International Herald Tribune, as delivered to Malaysia, blacked out the titles in Arabic on the books pictured in a Paris … Continue reading
