My blog is now located on my website’s main page. Along with that is the brand new design! 
Isn’t it beautiful? Deena did a fantastic job!
So please update your blog links! It’s now just: http://twistedfairytale.net/
Archive for the ‘blogging’ Category
Blog Relocated
Monday, October 26th, 2009Updates and Blogosphere
Friday, October 16th, 2009I’ve done some fall cleaning!
I have (FINALLY) updated the blog with the addition of Zerah’s Chosen to the book section (on the left sidebar). It has a link to the excerpt and buy page. I have also added Drollerie Press’ logo to the Publisher tab on the bottom left.
On the right sidebar, I have added a newsletter sign-up box. The first letter will probably go out late this month, early next month, so sign up now!
My website will be getting updated this weekend as well, with all of the updates on Zerah, excerpt page, links, an appearances page, and newsletter sign up info.
And finally, Heather Ingemar is the featured author today at Tales from the Hollow Tree! Check out what she has to say about Gothic Young Adult fiction.
Around the Web
Monday, October 12th, 2009I’m blogging over at Hollow Tree today, talking about Ella Enchanted for Movie Magic Monday. Check it out!
Today's Theme: Change
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009It’s hard to believe it’s already Wednesday. Where did the week go? It seems to be flying by. I think the cooler weather helps. Honestly, I’m sure the 100 degree weather slows things down and melts clocks and such.
So there’s actually quite a bit happening this week. For starters, I blogged today over at Tales From the Hollow Tree. It’s a review of Maria V. Snyder’s Poison Study. If you haven’t been following Hollow Tree, check us out! There’s a lot going on. Movie reviews, book reviews, mythology and flash fiction – all canopied under my fave YA genre: fantasy. It’s really a fun place to be.
Also, I have a book signing this Saturday! Awesome huh? Here’s the info you need to know:
Book Signing
A Back to School Bonanza of Books
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Borders
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Global
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No admission fee
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
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2:00pm – 5:00pm
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Farmington Borders
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1600 South East Road
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Farmington, CT
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A handful of authors, including NYT Bestselling author Jessica Andersen, Stella Price, and Isabelle Santiago, will be doing a Romance Author Panel and book signing to celebrate the start of a new school year and encourage all to read!
Please be aware there will be various genres and heat levels available! If they are not to your taste, you are free to peruse the bookstore or just swing by momentarily to show support for your favorite author.
And I have decided in honor of my first post-baby booksigning I’m going to change my look! That’s right! It’s time for Mommy Makeover! I’m going to scour Sally’s today for some blonde hair dye and I’m trimming my hair, maybe even cutting bangs in. I need a change. Hopefully it’ll be a good one.
That’s it for me today. I have lots of writerly things to attend to. Happy hump day all!!
Finally! The Big Reveal!
Friday, August 14th, 2009
Remember back in January, I teased you all with about a secret project I was working on with good friend Lisa Asanuma? Well today is the day it is all revealed!
After months of planning and months of waiting (being busy with a newborn baby and all), Lisa and I are officially opening a joint blog, entitled Tales From The Hollow Tree.
I cannot tell you how thrilled I am to be a part of this project. For years, Lisa and I have chatted and bonded over our love of Young Adult literature, specifically in the genre of fantasy. That love stretched to classic fairytales and myths.
Now, we can share that love with others. The YA market has become inundated with paranormal fiction since the Twilight phenomenon, and as a Twilight fan myself, I have to say I’m ready to find what’s next.
I’ve noticed some really amazing authors and stories hidden like gems among the shelves of the bookstore and I’m eager to hear what suggestions you readers have for us. But we’re not just tackling books (though that will be our main topic of conversation- we’re bookworms!) We’re also doing movie adaptations and even television shows that use fantasy, fairytales or myths as their basis- as well as using one day a week for a history/research lesson.
Pay attention! You never know where the inspiration for your next book will come from!
Our welcome post is now up on the blog so please stop by and visit us, will you?
