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My links page
Links to personal writing stuff:
Links to other writing stuff:
- NaNoWriMo- http://www.nanowrimo.org/
Come on in and join the insanity that is writing a 50,000 word novella
during the month of November. This contest is responsible for the second
story I ever finished. Yes, I won. I hit 51,000 words or more, I believe.
Talk about liberating...
Links to people who's work I devour...
The best writers are readers and my library attests to my
addiction to books. The links below are a collection of websites from authors
that I rush the bookstore for when their stuff is released. I'll admit, it's an
odd collection, but... I'm odd, so it kind of fits. This list is in no
particular order, though I doubt any of these people will ever show up to feel
slighted.
- Robert Jordan- there are two sites for RJ that I found on
the internet, sadly, neither is his own. There's Tor's official site: http://www.tor.com/jordan/
and then the site I'm more than familiar with: www.dragonmount.com.
You'll see in my other links that I'm a very busy lady at DM. If that's not
testament to my love of this man's work, I don't know what is. You can read
RJ's blog at DM, too, so stop in and check it out. Then stay and join, we
love people...
- Johanna Lindsey- I could only find this site for Johanna
Lindsey (http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/l/johanna-lindsey/),
which is strange considering how long she's been around. For the record, I
have a copy (well worn copy, I might add) of each book listed on this site.
*grins* Did I mention I love her work?
- Laurrell K. Hamilton- http://www.laurellkhamilton.org/
I've found myself visiting the bookstore A LOT in the last six months, all
because Melissa had to go and send me Guilty Pleasures as a thank you
for helping her with a story she was writing. Friends share their
addictions, I guess, and, like all good friends, our addictions are pretty
close to the same. Every single book of LKH's that I've picked up has the
words "imaginative" splattered all over it...literally. If you
doubt the sincerity of that review, read the book. Your doubts will
disappear and you'll be making 14 trips to the book store until you finish
the Anita Blake series. Then, like me, you'll turn right around and go back
for the Merry Gentry series. Trust me on this...
- Kim Harrison- http://www.kimharrison.net/
For those that haven't visited the "Hollows..." you don't know
what you're missing. The feel of the books is different than nearly anything
I've ever read, but... I can't help but pick the next one up (which comes
out on March 20th, according to the website...). Here's another I totally
blame Melissa for.
- Nora Roberts- http://www.noraroberts.com/
I am very sorry to say that it took me a while to jump on the ball with
Nora's work. It took the Celtic series she wrote a while back to really get
my attention. I've worn my bookstore membership cards out since then,
however, and I recommend you do so, too.
- Catherine Coulter- http://www.catherinecoulter.com/
I started reading Catherine Coulter's books when I was in high school, just
after I started reading Johanna Lindsey. In fact, those were the first two
"historical romance" books I've ever read. To say I've devoured
the Sherbrooks since then is an understatement and I don't believe there's a
single historical romance novel on her list that I haven't read. As amazing
as she is with that genre, how can she be anything else with any other
genre?
- Kate Elliot- http://www.deepgenre.com/kateelliott.com/
This is a rather recent addition to my addiction, as I picked up the first
book of her "Crown of Stars" series and couldn't get the story out
of my head until I'd read them all. Since I haven't finished yet, you can
imagine how much torture this is when I have to do stuff like... teach,
sleep, eat, update web pages and tend to my online duties. lol, go on, pick
it up, you know you want to...
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