May 2008 News
Michele Lang sold a historical
fantasy trilogy to Tor.
Here’s the official deal memo
from Publisher’s Marketplace:
FICTION: SCI-FI/FANTASY
Michele Lang’s LADY LAZARUS,
the first book in a historical
fantasy trilogy set on the
eve of World War II, in which a
hereditary witch with the
power to call souls fights to
avert the horrors of her sister’s
visions; pitted against her are
SS werewolves, wizards, and
demons, including the one who
has possessed a willing Adolf
Hitler, to James Frenkel of Tor,
in a very nice deal, by Lucienne
Diver of Spectrum Literary
Agency (world).
Candy Goldapper's AUTUMN
LEAVES was released
on April 15th and is being sold
at www.whiskeycreek.com
Bertrice Small has returned
from a terrific RT 25th Anniversary
Conference in Pittsburgh
where she won a Reviewer's
Choice Award for THE TWILIGHT
LORD, Book 3 in her
series "The World of Hetar.”
She was also given a Pioneer of
Romance award, a lovely crystal
block inscribed with her
name and the date of her first
published novel. Also receiving
these Pioneer Awards were
Roberta Gellis and Barbara
Metzger, among others. And
George had a great time
too. He was honored at the
SOS Mixer for his service in
WWII, and looked terrific in
his uniform. There were also
vets from Korea, 'Nam, Gulf
and Iraq wars. And Bertrice reconnected
with cover model,
Fabio, who thrilled her by remembering
her by name, taking
her two hands in his, and
kissing both of her cheeks!
WOW! The perfect end to a
perfect conference.
Barbara Metzger's book,
THE HOURGLASS, won an
award from Romantic Times
Magazine for the Most Innovative
Historical Romance of
2007, and she received an
award as a "Pioneer of Romance"
on the magazine's 25th
anniversary.
Release date’s been moved
up for Gina Ardito’s A LITTLE
SLICE OF HEAVEN.
Now, the e-version will be
available as of June 27, 2008
from The Wild Rose Press,
with a paperback version due
January 2, 2009.
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