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Tuesday, August 10, 2010Call for Submissions - Vampire storiesGirls Who Bite Editor: Delilah Devlin Publisher: Cleis Press in Fall 2011 Deadline: November 1, 2010 (earlier submissions preferred) Payment will be $50.00 USD and two copies of the published book upon publication Girls With Bite is open to all authors. Editor Delilah Devlin is looking for lesbian vampire stories for a romantic erotica anthology entitled Girls Who Bite. full details here
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010AnnouncementYou've been pestering us for a new book by Barbara Davies and we've got it for you and it's twice the fun. We have Frederica and the Viscountess and The Adventures of Murdering Meg together in a single book. Perfect for the summer reading list! The ebook edition has slipped graciously out of our hands and swashbuckled it's way to the Bedazzled Book Peddler. available in a couple of weeks. Frederica and the Viscountess June 1815. Joanna, Viscountess Norland arrives at her brother's country residence, Thornbury Park. Her notoriety and recent exploits on the wartorn Continent precede her, and her presence in the quiet neighborhood causes quite a stir. Frederica, a close neighbor, is constantly reminded by her mother that she's getting too old to be picky about suitors. So she dutifully continues her visits to Thornbury Park to be courted by the Viscountess's dull brother-in-law. Complications arise when a friend from Joanna's checkered past, Lord Peregrine, takes a fancy to Frederica's younger sister. Frederica and the Viscountess join forces to stop a potential scandal and discover they have more in common than anyone would suspect. The Adventures of Murdering Meg Five years ago, plantation owner Thomas Digges and his sons left Margaret Etherege for dead. Now known as Murdering Meg, a notorious pirate, she's ready to exact her revenge on her former master. And when a brigantine sets sail for England, with Digges's nubile daughter Alice and her dowry on board, Meg decides to relieve its captain of his valuable cargo. Visit http://bedazzledink.com/books/nuance-books/frederica-and-the-viscountess/ for more information and to read an Excerpt. You can buy the ebook at: http://bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=40 Happy reading! Claudia Wilde www.bedazzledink.com
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Wednesday, June 02, 2010Call for SubmissionsFor the Rainbow Romance Award for Excellence in Romantic Fiction CONTEST: 2010. The Rainbow Romance Writers, the first and only LGBT chapter of Romance Writers of America, is proud to announce the first annual Rainbow Awards of Excellence (RAES) for published authors. This contest, sponsored by RRW, will recognize the best in published LGBT romance. The contest is open to all authors published in novel or novella length romantic fiction during the 2009 publishing year as long as the story in question has an LGBT romance as its focus and fits within one of our seven categories. The contest categories are: •* Contemporary •* Paranormal •* Romantic Suspense •* Historical •* Sci-fi/Fantasy •* YA •* short/novella (10,000-20,000 words) All entries must be submitted electronically and will be accepted beginning June 1 2010 through August 31, 2010. The entry fee is $15 and is payable through Paypal. Entrants need not be members of either Rainbow Romance Writers or RWA. All heat levels are welcome from sweet to sizzling. Any questions regarding the contest in general or submission process in particular may be directed to the contest coordinator, Sara Bell, who may be reached at: wavyscribe(at)aol(dot)com For more information, or to submit an entry, please visit our web site at Rainbow Romance Award for Excellence in Romantic Fiction
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Wednesday, May 05, 2010Call for SubmissionsSort of. From LambdaLiterary Literary agent looking for new GLBTQ voices for teen readers Deadline: May 30, 2010. Brenda Bowen, literary agent at Sanford J. Greenburger Associates, is looking for new voices in GLBTQ literature for young adults, and is particularly interested to find a writer for a YA book project she is developing. Please send a writing sample to bbowen@sjga.com Synopsis + three sample chapters from a YA novel would be best, but an equivalent is fine.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010Announcement from Bedazzled InkDEV AND CASSIE are back for more devilish fun with their demons tagging along for the ride in Hell for the Holidays by K. Simpson, the third book of the Devil's Workshop series. The print edition is now available. Devlin Kerry and Cassandra Wolfe lead very complicated lives. They're in advertising, they're a couple, and they each have a personal demon. They decide to cap off a perfectly hellish year by spending Thanksgiving with the Wolfes and Christmas with the Kerrys. Between their crazy demons and even crazier families, Dev and Cassie are reminded that there's no place like hell, um, home for the holidays. You can buy the ebook at the Bedazzled Book Peddler: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=34 Learn more about Hell for the Holidays and read an excerpt at: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=588 Don't forget to check out the first two books of the Devil's Workshop series. Several Devils (bedazzledink.com/?page_id=220) and The Average of Deviance (bedazzledink.com/?page_id=222).
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Sunday, February 07, 2010IN THE MOOD for some bloodthirsty fun?The print edition of Knight Predator by Jordan Falconer is now available. Carlisle Crowley is a striking, beautiful vampire hell-bent on living her undead life to the fullest. The last thing she needs hanging around her is Bronwyn Hunter, a seventeen-year-old love-struck human girl. As Crowley struggles to reconcile her blood-thirsty instincts with her human past, Bronwyn proves to be an insightful and steadfast ally. When Crowley's dark and mysterious past comes back to haunt her, the pair embark on a journey of self discovery that tests their relationship to the limit. You can buy the ebook at Bedazzled Book Peddler: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=35 Learn more about Knight Predator and read an excerpt at: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=207
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Sunday, January 31, 2010Avast! Announcement from Bedazzled Ink!The ebook edition of Skulls & Crossbones: Tales of Women Pirates, edited by Andi Marquette and R. G. Emanuelle, has slipped out of the harbor and set sail. The print version will be hoisting sails shortly. Raise the sails! Adjust the thrusters! Prepare to embark on courageous adventures on water, land, and sky. From Viking battles of revenge and high sea betrayal, to modern-day piracy and space banditry, these twenty tales conjure up our inner pirate. Join the crews of women pirates who triumph in victory, face the gallows, and become unlikely heroes-women who follow the code of the Skull & Crossbones. The Tales: "Ladgarda" by Christine Rains - "The Gallows" by Jove Belle - "Valkyry" by Rakelle Valencia - "Lost Treasure" by R. G. Emanuelle - "The Hangman's Dance" by Jane Fletcher - "The Furies" by Rajan Khanna - "Devil's Bargain" by Andi Marquette - "Fifty Octaves Deep" by Alice Godwin - "HMS Nefarious," by Rod Santos - "Pirate Wannabe" by Aubrie Dionne - "Road Pirate Wanted" by Victoria Oldham - "The Brahmapur Buccaneer" by Matthew Fryer - "The Kindness of Strangers" Vicki Stevenson - "Resolution 1838" by David Brookes - "The After" by Carrie Vaccaro Nelkin -"Captain, Hook, and Mr. Shrike" by Cat Conley - "A Perfect Life" by Elaine Burnes - "Stardance" by Trace Miller - "The Passenger" by Megan Magill - "Pipettes for the Pirate" by Holly Ellingwood Ramble over to Bedazzled Book Peddler for the ebook: bedazzledink.com/bbp/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=36 For more information visit: bedazzledink.com/?page_id=214
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