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    RWA tidbits …

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    Well, I’m back from the annual RWA conference.

    Whew! I’m still exhausted, but I thought I’d share some thoughts and pictures from the conference.

    This is Stephanie Hale and me at the Berkley author signing on Friday afternoon. Stephanie was nice enough to put some of the chocolate she’d brought on my side of the table (I totally forgot to bring any) and sign a copy of her book for me, Revenge of the Homecoming Queen. 

    During the publisher signings, conference-goers come in and get free, autographed books. It was a madhouse, but lots of fun.

    And since the books are free, they go really fast. Nora Roberts was also signing in the same room, along with Jaci Burton, Marjorie M. Liu, Erin McCarthy, Nalini Singh, and lots of other great authors.

    More to come …

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    Back from Big D …

    Well, I’m back from the annual RWA conference in Dallas, Texas.

    Whew! That’s about all I can say. It was a blast, but I’m exhausted. I’ll be posting more tomorrow about everything that happened and a few pictures I snapped while I was there.

    Stay tuned … 😎

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    A sneak peak at Jinx …

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    jinx_comp.jpgI’m not sure if I posted this yet or not, but here’s a look at some early, early cover art for the third Bigtime book, Jinx. It will be released April 1, 2008.

    That date — April Fool’s Day — is rather appropriate since the book focuses on Bella Bulluci, a fashion designer whose luck superpower is more of a curse than a blessing. And the book actually sold on a Friday the 13th.

    Weird, huh? 😉

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    Links, links, links …

    Romancing the Blog has posted a list of links today about the upcoming RWA conference in Dallas. You’ll find the link to the live Dallas blog, as well as some other sites offering workshops and more for folks who aren’t going to Big D.

    Enjoy! 😎

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    More to choose from …

    In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve added several more links to my blog roll on the right-hand side of this page. Authors, review sites, more places to buy my books … I’ve added them all, and straightened up the categories a bit so you know what’s what.

    Why did I add these links? Lots of reasons. Some authors I sort of know through e-mail. Others, I’ve read and liked their work. Others, I just like their blog. The review sites I check to get the lowdown on the latest releases. Anyway, I plan to add more links in the future. (Frustratingly, several authors I really like don’t seem to have Web sites to link to).

    What about you? Why do you link to certain people? Inquiring minds want to know …