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No energy
X-posted to sadbluedonkey, megleigh
My energy and vibrations have been very low this last little while. I have not felt that I could be bothered doing anything much, not even posting to my blog. Hence the silence, broken only by pulses, or answers to featured questions. (Note for those getting this via other feeds, a pulse and a featured question are exclusively xanga. ( Read more... ) -
Winners of free copies of Midnight Blue
I had so many entries drawn from both here and the torquere_social community, that I got all warm and fuzzy and decided to draw more than one winner ( Read more... ) -
New Release: Color Box Midnight Blue
Saul Matthews, the son of a wealthy landowner, dreams of breaking free from his father's over controlling ways and striking out to build his own empire in the Australian bush. He longs for his own land and the space to breed fine horses, rather than following his father into the beef cattle trade. To achieve his dream, Saul has trained a fine gray ( Read more... ) -
Same Sex Civil Unions to Stand in ACT
I just read a news article on the ABC website that says the Commonwealth has agreed to allow Same Sex Civil Unions in the ACT to remain. I'm cheered and cautiously excited by this news. It now opens the way for other states to follow the ACTs lead and legalize Same Sex Civil Ceremonies in their states as well without fear that the Commonwealth will ( Read more... ) -
Midnight Blue Cover Art
I have had to remove the cover I posted yesterday as it has had to go back to the Art Department. I will post the cover art when I know for sure what it's going to look like. :) -
Edits: Midnight Blue
I have just finished first round edits for Midnight Blue and sent them in to my editor. The book has come together nicely.
It is an Australian Historical novella set in Queensland in the 1860s and tells the story of two men who initially meet due to the theft of a horse, but whose passion for each other sparks and grows like wildfire after their ( Read more... ) -
Why Twitter Sucks!
I got involved in the whole 'twitterverse' thing a few months ago now. At first, it was fun. I loved tuning in several times a day to catch up in 140 characters with what was going on in the minds and world of people I know--and some whom I don't know--from all over the world. Like any new thing, it was shiny, it was nice, and it was great for ( Read more... )
