Happy Monday! Today, I’ve got an interview posted over at the Manic Readers’ blog–and one commenter will win a copy of ETERNAL HUNTER. So head over to the Manic Readers’ blog for a chance to win! In other news…I’m working on a new paranormal novel. The hero is a wolf shifter and my heroine is a charmer ...

Guess what! One week ago today I blogged at Manic Readers and promised two readers would be randomly chosen to receive a download of one of my books. It's All in the Jeans and The Cowboy Way to be exact. Congratulations to Linda H and Tara W...please contact me to claim your prizes. It's All in the Jeans - Linda The Cowboy Way - Tara Tootles!

... his art in the Griffin & Sabine trilogy. the manic-film stocks of Natural Born Killers, ... a canvas until I can’t go any further because the paint or the glues have to dry, MANIC! It is obvious pop culture, especially music, is prevalent ... “inside scoop” on. Will you kindly take me and my readers through what went on in your mind when you created these pieces: “JAYNE ...

I have spent my morning making myself pretty over on my Manic Readers Author Page. Do I look good in my closeup, Mr. DeMille? LOL I was also tagged in this snazzy Baltimore buyer's guide from ESP. How freaking awesome is it that I am there under the Words section? Because truly. I loves me some words. Speaking of buying and being ...

So, so....life got busy all of a sudden, eh? I've had a manic few weeks, with many more manic weeks promised ahead. Last weekend I went along to the lovely IBBY conference in Roehampton. ... it is, if you liked the DFC or are a fan of increasing the market of comics for younger readers, that you pick up a copy of the beautiful flagships of this series: Spider Moon, Good Dog bad Dog and Mezolith. ...

... the latest yuri news at Okazu. Also, Erica solicits suggestions from her readers on some non-manga reading to broaden our horizons. Good list! David ... for some shonen suggestions for his License Request posts. The readers come through, and his first shonen request is Pyu to Fuku! Jaguar. David E. ... (Read About Comics) Kris on vol. 4 of breath (Manic About Manga) Brenda Gregson on vol. 1 of Deka ...

... blog to hate, based on the recommendations of my astute readers. You all know what a hater I am. Although I don’t hate “on” ... life that she is trying desperately to compensate with a kooky personality and Manic Panic hair color. Her whole persona screams ... bothered by her nose! I feel I have failed my faithful readers in this unforeseen hatred malfunction. I tried to hate a seemingly ...

... 100 miles in 30 days. OK, so I'm in a manic phase right now. It happens every year! The most "wonderful time of ... Porter's preface helpful as well. I like that Porter does not let readers off the hook--he demands that the digital be given its due inside ... production-space" (xviii). Porter wants readers to think beyond technology as a "tool," which is the language ...

... , so I'm going to take the easy way out on this one, too. I mean that in the least emo way possible, I'm far from being a manic depressive about things, there just really isn't one thing I can point ... my Chinese carry out this week though, so I guess I'll leave that both of you readers who actually got this far through my ramblings to read it: "Stop searching forever. Happiness ...

... back into blogging. Things may be a little different as I've changed my reading habits a little (less manic news gathering more contemplative). Perhaps my posts might get a little longer, and slightly less ... Maybe more like Chris Dillow than Guido in quantity. Anyway, I hope some readers come back, and especially my previously excellent commenters. Here is my first new offering: a proposal for ...

... ’s mind! See you all in a few, short hours, my friends. Hey, there GN readers. Hope you all had a great Halloween and a wonderful weekend to start off November. I’ve got a ... character crawling through a tight pipe of some sort — no monsters in sight — whilst a manic voice whispered out the song “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” seemingly from somewhere nearby, an ...

... put Stacey's number one single in my Christmas stocking.' By the way, eagle-eyed blog readers may notice the small bruise of Stacey's left thigh in this photo. Can it be ... 't think that I'd still be dancing. I really thought I'd be gone by now. It's going to be a bit manic.' Well, there's one really easy way to solve all of your scheduling problems, Nat. Make sure ...

... last year. I did a quicky-edit the rest of November, passed it out to a few faithful readers/editors, and refused to look at it for about 6 weeks. Mid-January was probably not the best ... I had to wait until this morning to open up the book. I was already giggly and perhaps a bit manic this morning - which, let me tell you, felt really, really good - when I began reading. I've hardly been able ...

Hello Manic Mother readers! My name is Connie and I blog at The Young and The Relentless. Beth and I share a love of Martha Stewart, crafting and baking. It's the glue that bonds our friendship although we've never met in person. Beth is one of the people on my list of *must meet bloggers* and I can't wait to make that a reality someday. I'm inspired by her ...

... as the world’s largest pension schemes. An over- leveraged American consumer does not return to his/her manic buying of old. As William White, former chief economist of the BIS, has argued: Many ... to be reliable but we cannot attest to its accuracy. Investment recommendations may change and readers are urged to check with their investment counselors before making any investment decisions.