October 7th - Hussy Annie Burrows has blogged again! This time all about handling point of view. You can find the post here
On Friday 16th September several of the UK hussies met up for lunch, and then went on to party in the head office of Mills & Boon in Central London. There was a slide show of covers going on in one corner, and Hussy Annie Burrows couldn't resist getting the authors to pose so she could take some snaps of them with their latest book on show:
Here is Carol Townend, with slide of her October release "Mistaken for a Lady".
And here is Sarah Mallory, with her latest cover.
You can just see St. Paul's Cathedra through the window in the background.
Hussy Annie Burrows has blogged about how she achieves the work/life balance over at the Novelistas blog spot
While at the RNA conference, Hussy Annie Burrows was interviewed on film by the Romaniacs. You can view the interview at the Romaniacs Spotlight Sparkle
On Thursday 28th July Hussy Annie Burrows went to Halton Lea Library as part of the #loveatthelibrary campaign
Many of the UK Hussies went to the Romantic Novelists Association conference at Lancaster University over the weekend of 8th July. Here we all are during a pause between courses at the gala dinner on Saturday night. From left to right, we are: Janice Preston, Virginia Heath, Louise Allen, Lara Temple, Annie Burrows, Sarah Mallory and Carol Townend.
Come join in the twitter chat on July 5th!
On Friday 16th September several of the UK hussies met up for lunch, and then went on to party in the head office of Mills & Boon in Central London. There was a slide show of covers going on in one corner, and Hussy Annie Burrows couldn't resist getting the authors to pose so she could take some snaps of them with their latest book on show:
Here is Carol Townend, with slide of her October release "Mistaken for a Lady".
And here is Sarah Mallory, with her latest cover.
You can just see St. Paul's Cathedra through the window in the background.
Hussy Annie Burrows has blogged about how she achieves the work/life balance over at the Novelistas blog spot
While at the RNA conference, Hussy Annie Burrows was interviewed on film by the Romaniacs. You can view the interview at the Romaniacs Spotlight Sparkle
On Thursday 28th July Hussy Annie Burrows went to Halton Lea Library as part of the #loveatthelibrary campaign
Many of the UK Hussies went to the Romantic Novelists Association conference at Lancaster University over the weekend of 8th July. Here we all are during a pause between courses at the gala dinner on Saturday night. From left to right, we are: Janice Preston, Virginia Heath, Louise Allen, Lara Temple, Annie Burrows, Sarah Mallory and Carol Townend.
Come join in the twitter chat on July 5th!
Hussy Virginia Heath has a blog about radicals and reformers up at dirty sexy history
Hussy Annie Burrows has been interviewed by Bookish Jottings, about her writing life.
This week's Twitter chat is all about costume and clothing - right down to the underwear. Don't miss it!
Hussy Nicole Locke has blogged for Harlequin's "my special moments" sharing a very special memory of a search for a long-lost book which will touch your heart.
Marguerite Kaye and Bronwyn Scott have a blog about their collaboration on their June Release, "Scandal at the Midsummer Ball" - with a giveaway at All About Romance's blog! HERE
Hussy Janice Preston is one of three local writers talking about Romance, History, Psychology: inside the minds of three authors at the Evesham Festival of Words on Friday, 1st July 2016 from 3:00pm to 4:45pm BST. If you're in the Wiltshire area, why not pop along and meet Janice?
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Hussy Annie Burrows concludes her monthly blog about the A - Z of writer's life over at the Novelistas blog spot, with Z for Zombie Kittens.
Elisabeth Hobbes has posted a fascinating article over at the Harlequin blog, about 5 medieval jobs to get the heart racing (and one that probably won't!)
And don't miss witty, yet informative series of blogs from Louise Allen, featuring the Wittering family and their Georgian seaside holiday over at Jane Austen's blog spot
Already on part 2
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