There were lots of Champagne popping moments
this week! Firstly, when I completed the final revisions for How Do You Voodoo? This romantic and magical
novella set in Glasgow's Necropolis or 'City of the Dead' is now with my lovely Editor for a copy edit. Yay! The next step is for
the fully edited manuscript to be formatted and converted for Kindle and
uploaded onto Amazon. Then it will be ready for readers to download. Double
yay!!
Would YOU like to receive an advanced reading copy (ARC) of How Do You Voodoo? with a view to you putting up a personal review on Amazon on or around launch day, which is Friday 26th October?
If so, then email me at janice.horton@btinternet.com
and I’ll send you a complimentary pcr (Kindle) copy as soon as I have it. Thanks!
Which
brings me onto the subject of the launch party! You will see from last week’s
post that I’m already planning The Spellbindingly Fun Blog Party, which now has
its own designated party page here on my blog. There is a sign up box at the
bottom of that page so do consider signing up. I promise lots of fun and prizes
and gifts!
The second
Champagne popping moment this week was to celebrate the launch of the brand new
Loveahappyending Bookshelf. This is now an important part of the
innovative reader/writer magazine style website that supports a group of
handpicked authors both Indie and Traditionally published. The initiative now
includes a selection of Publishers too. I am very proud and honoured to be
amongst the first to join this new and exciting Bookshelf feature and you can
check it out by clicking on the Loveahappyending Bookshelf picture logo.
My other
news is that I have now completed the new tartantastic revamp of this blog and my
Author Facebook Page. I’d love to know what you think of it all. I’d also love
you to pop over and take a look and ‘like’ my Author Facebook Page if you haven’t
yet done so. It’s got a new tartantastic banner that’s different from the one
here on my blog and I update the page several times a week with all that’s
going on in my writerly world. I’ve also
carried this tartan theme over to my ‘other’ job as Feature Editor of ‘Bookshelf
Reviews’ which I’m starting up in
October for loveahappyending.com.
