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I've seen first novels that were wonderful, with subsequent being less so. Some where they get steadily better. Some where the author starts okay, gets great, then peaks and begins to fade. And, ha... Read More »
Added a post Mar. 26, 2007
I cross genre lines a lot. What I do is target the genre to whoever I'm talking/writing to. I don't work with an agent and I publish with small presses, so I can do what I want. Read More »
My eighth novel, THE KEY is now available on amazon and at the discounted price! And I'm doing a giveaway. My sister made me these really cool bookmarks for the launch (that you can see here: http://www.paulinebjones.com/contests.htm and there are more on the way.) So, buy THE KEY, send me proof of purchase and I'll send one to the first responders until they are gone. :-)
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Well, Life would be really boring without those curve balls. I don't actually mind an ending that is not...neat, if it still feels satisfying and right. And I love being surprised by an ending. If someone can make me think, wow, that was way cool, you know I'll be hunting for more books/stories by that author.
Just dropping by to say hello & welcome. Looks like you've already started decorating & getting settled in!
you say that as if it were a bad thing...
And showing me what chatter is.
cheers,
Pauline