In case you haven't heard the news, Harlequin has entered the digital publishing arena with a new company, CARINA PRESS.
Carina Press are actively taking submissions so check them out here.
The move has resulted in loads of discussion from both new and established authors.
Personally, I love their catch cry: WHERE NO GREAT STORY GOES UNTOLD.
Cool!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
From across the ocean
It's always lovely to meet people you've heard about, especially fellow writers, so it was great for me to have lunch with author Kaye Kelly last Sunday.
Kaye hails from across the ocean, in New Zealand, and has published 2 books with Random House over there. Love the sound of this one.
(And before you say anything...no, I'm not jaundiced, just the sun reflecting off the paint. And yes, my face is rounder than usual.
15kg rounder to be precise.
Courtesy of the bung foot and operation this year, I've stacked on the weight. Never been this big. Don't like it. Haven't had to diet before. Not too keen now.
Any miraculous ways to shift the kilos? Apart from the obvious like exercise & don't eat chocolate?)
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Single titles
I use the fabulous CataRomance for reviews and now, one of their sites has had a facelift.
SingleTitles.com has a whole new look.
They have hundreds of book reviews, interviews, and lots of great excerpts.
Plus, they’re now featuring thrillers and mysteries.
Check them out at http://www.singletitles.com
SingleTitles.com has a whole new look.
They have hundreds of book reviews, interviews, and lots of great excerpts.
Plus, they’re now featuring thrillers and mysteries.
Check them out at http://www.singletitles.com
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
THE WRITE WHISPER: Stellar settings
Last month, I wrote an article for RWAustralia's monthly journal, 'Hearts Talk', on Stellar Settings.
The article is now live on my website so if you want to make your next setting come alive, go check it out here!
The article is now live on my website so if you want to make your next setting come alive, go check it out here!
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Taking advantage?
Halloween isn't celebrated much in Australia.
Very rarely when I was growing up.
Then we've had a few 'trick or treater's knock on our door the last few years.
Now this.
Went grocery shopping earlier this week and was absolutely amazed at the range of Halloween paraphernalia on sale. Front and centre store displays. Aisles of the stuff.
First time ever I've seen that here...shops taking advantage of an increasing commercial angle to a festival we Aussies know little about?
I could google Halloween to discover its true meaning, but am very busy, so going to be lazy and hand over to all of you.
What is Halloween all about?
Why should we celebrate it?
Any special traditions associated with it?
Guess the cynic is me is a little creeped out by the fact we spend so much time instilling 'stranger danger' into our kids, and the dangers of taking lollies from strangers, yet this festival involves sending kids out to doorknock strangers asking for lollies?
Maybe I'm the Halloween grinch?
Please enlighten me. :)
Very rarely when I was growing up.
Then we've had a few 'trick or treater's knock on our door the last few years.
Now this.
Went grocery shopping earlier this week and was absolutely amazed at the range of Halloween paraphernalia on sale. Front and centre store displays. Aisles of the stuff.
First time ever I've seen that here...shops taking advantage of an increasing commercial angle to a festival we Aussies know little about?
I could google Halloween to discover its true meaning, but am very busy, so going to be lazy and hand over to all of you.
What is Halloween all about?
Why should we celebrate it?
Any special traditions associated with it?
Guess the cynic is me is a little creeped out by the fact we spend so much time instilling 'stranger danger' into our kids, and the dangers of taking lollies from strangers, yet this festival involves sending kids out to doorknock strangers asking for lollies?
Maybe I'm the Halloween grinch?
Please enlighten me. :)
Monday, October 26, 2009
Putting in some serious overtime
The excerpt for OVERTIME IN THE BOSS'S BED (May 2010) won't be up on my website until next week, so thought I'd give you a little preview here.
The bronze god was naked.
Gloriously, eye-poppingly naked, every muscle flexing and bunching and glistening as he carried a tray laden with cocktails and champagne flutes through the crowd.
“You can close your jaw now, before it hits the floor.”
Starr Merriday blinked once, twice, the spell broken as she tore her reluctant gaze away from the waiter and frowned at her best friend Kit.
“It’s your fault. You brought me to this den of inequity.”
Kit wiggled her eyebrows suggestively, her chuckles positively wicked. “Yeah, and you’re loving every minute of it.”
“It does have its benefits.”
Starr’s gaze strayed to the ripped waiter again, lingered on his pecs, the light smattering of dark hair across his broad chest, dipped to his navel, at the arrowing of hair beneath it…
“Jeez, what does a girl have to do to get a drink in this place?”
Kit smirked. “Bit hot under the collar?”
“More like hot all over,” she muttered, thankful the waiters were clothed from the waist down, beyond thankful Kit had chosen one of her entrepreneurial mother’s infamous cocktail parties for her farewell.
Nothing like a roomful of semi-naked guys to get a girl’s mind off the fact she was jobless, homeless and penniless.
“Don’t look now but I think he’s checking me out.”
Kit’s subtle head jerk towards Mr. Pecs had her darting a quick glance in his direction, in time to see him stumble, the tray skating on his palms like a penguin on ice, sloshing cocktails everywhere, the bulk of it landing on the guy next to him.
Sympathy warred with mirth as she watched the waiter try to mop up his mess, the guy in the suit waving him away with a frown.
The cocktail-wearing-recipient looked out of place, suited and buttoned up in a roomful of semi-naked guys and she grinned as he fiddled with the knot on his tie, straightening it, aiming for cool despite having several Mojitos and a magnum of champagne dumped on his Armani duds.
“Yeah, he was definitely checking me out. Just one look and the guy does that. Back soon, hun. Off to mingle, find me a less clumsy one.”
Kit headed for the bar—and a tempting conglomeration of buffed waiters—while she found her gaze drawn back to the suit.
She’d been too busy ogling the waiters to notice the other guys in the room but now she had…slick guys in suits weren’t her thing but there was something about this guy…the way he stood, tall, proud, indomitable despite a cocktail dousing, his class obvious, his imperious gaze scanning the crowd…clashing with hers.
Startled, she dropped her gaze, surprised by the lick of heat lapping her skin after their momentary eye lock.
The smart thing to do would be to quickstep out of here. Considering the shambles her life was at the moment, she hadn’t done the smart thing in ages.
I love the dance theme woven throughout this book. I had an absolute ball writing it!
The bronze god was naked.
Gloriously, eye-poppingly naked, every muscle flexing and bunching and glistening as he carried a tray laden with cocktails and champagne flutes through the crowd.
“You can close your jaw now, before it hits the floor.”
Starr Merriday blinked once, twice, the spell broken as she tore her reluctant gaze away from the waiter and frowned at her best friend Kit.
“It’s your fault. You brought me to this den of inequity.”
Kit wiggled her eyebrows suggestively, her chuckles positively wicked. “Yeah, and you’re loving every minute of it.”
“It does have its benefits.”
Starr’s gaze strayed to the ripped waiter again, lingered on his pecs, the light smattering of dark hair across his broad chest, dipped to his navel, at the arrowing of hair beneath it…
“Jeez, what does a girl have to do to get a drink in this place?”
Kit smirked. “Bit hot under the collar?”
“More like hot all over,” she muttered, thankful the waiters were clothed from the waist down, beyond thankful Kit had chosen one of her entrepreneurial mother’s infamous cocktail parties for her farewell.
Nothing like a roomful of semi-naked guys to get a girl’s mind off the fact she was jobless, homeless and penniless.
“Don’t look now but I think he’s checking me out.”
Kit’s subtle head jerk towards Mr. Pecs had her darting a quick glance in his direction, in time to see him stumble, the tray skating on his palms like a penguin on ice, sloshing cocktails everywhere, the bulk of it landing on the guy next to him.
Sympathy warred with mirth as she watched the waiter try to mop up his mess, the guy in the suit waving him away with a frown.
The cocktail-wearing-recipient looked out of place, suited and buttoned up in a roomful of semi-naked guys and she grinned as he fiddled with the knot on his tie, straightening it, aiming for cool despite having several Mojitos and a magnum of champagne dumped on his Armani duds.
“Yeah, he was definitely checking me out. Just one look and the guy does that. Back soon, hun. Off to mingle, find me a less clumsy one.”
Kit headed for the bar—and a tempting conglomeration of buffed waiters—while she found her gaze drawn back to the suit.
She’d been too busy ogling the waiters to notice the other guys in the room but now she had…slick guys in suits weren’t her thing but there was something about this guy…the way he stood, tall, proud, indomitable despite a cocktail dousing, his class obvious, his imperious gaze scanning the crowd…clashing with hers.
Startled, she dropped her gaze, surprised by the lick of heat lapping her skin after their momentary eye lock.
The smart thing to do would be to quickstep out of here. Considering the shambles her life was at the moment, she hadn’t done the smart thing in ages.
I love the dance theme woven throughout this book. I had an absolute ball writing it!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Do blondes have more fun?
That's an interesting question, considering Britt, my heroine in MARRIAGE: FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE? has undergone a radical hair dye job for the US cover (out in Feb 2010.)
In the book, Britt is quite clearly a redhead. Nick, the hero, has nicknamed her Red since they were teenagers. And that is clearly depicted on the UK cover.
Now don't get me wrong, I love this US cover, it's gorgeous!
But why the hair colour change?
Hmm...guess it must be true. In the States, blondes do have more fun. :)
In the book, Britt is quite clearly a redhead. Nick, the hero, has nicknamed her Red since they were teenagers. And that is clearly depicted on the UK cover.
Now don't get me wrong, I love this US cover, it's gorgeous!
But why the hair colour change?
Hmm...guess it must be true. In the States, blondes do have more fun. :)
Friday, October 16, 2009
Diary of a multi-tasker
My week has been crazy but lovely with the extra anthology deadline.
Now add some more craziness to the mix.
Remember the last book I revised and handed in a month ago, THE TYCOON'S LIVE-IN LOVE?
Well, heard from my lovely ed requesting a final tweak, which is fine...except the book is scheduled for May 2010 and needs to be at the copyeditors ASAP!
So this needs to a be a priority.
Thus yesterday looked like this:
5.45am. Roll out of bed, stumble to computer, scan emails, write 1000 words on Rom Com.
6.45am. Shower, rouse the troups, brekkie, make school lunch, peak hour drive to school.
8.45am. Indulge stressed self in favourite brekkie at fave cafe, shop for 2 hours for birthday presents, grab a Max Brenner Italian milk hot chocolate to go.
11am. Warm up PC to start work when toddler naps. See email from editor, requesting urgent tweaks. Eeek! Swoon, have mini panic attack before printing out email and knuckling down.
Midday. Toddler naps. I work for an hour before falling into bed for more 'plotting' time (see yesterday's post.)
2.00pm. Rise and shine, get cracking for next school run.
4pm. Boys playing at my feet, I speed write short story for as long as they let me. 1000 words done.
5-8pm. Dinner rush starts. Cook, eat, clean, make hubby's lunch for tomorrow, bath time, read books.
8-10.30 pm. Start work, tweaks on last book, 60 pages in, eyes closing...
I'll need to follow this diary for the next week.
Nothing like 3 short deadlines to get the creative juices flowing!
Now add some more craziness to the mix.
Remember the last book I revised and handed in a month ago, THE TYCOON'S LIVE-IN LOVE?
Well, heard from my lovely ed requesting a final tweak, which is fine...except the book is scheduled for May 2010 and needs to be at the copyeditors ASAP!
So this needs to a be a priority.
Thus yesterday looked like this:
5.45am. Roll out of bed, stumble to computer, scan emails, write 1000 words on Rom Com.
6.45am. Shower, rouse the troups, brekkie, make school lunch, peak hour drive to school.
8.45am. Indulge stressed self in favourite brekkie at fave cafe, shop for 2 hours for birthday presents, grab a Max Brenner Italian milk hot chocolate to go.
11am. Warm up PC to start work when toddler naps. See email from editor, requesting urgent tweaks. Eeek! Swoon, have mini panic attack before printing out email and knuckling down.
Midday. Toddler naps. I work for an hour before falling into bed for more 'plotting' time (see yesterday's post.)
2.00pm. Rise and shine, get cracking for next school run.
4pm. Boys playing at my feet, I speed write short story for as long as they let me. 1000 words done.
5-8pm. Dinner rush starts. Cook, eat, clean, make hubby's lunch for tomorrow, bath time, read books.
8-10.30 pm. Start work, tweaks on last book, 60 pages in, eyes closing...
I'll need to follow this diary for the next week.
Nothing like 3 short deadlines to get the creative juices flowing!
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
When opportunity knocks
I could've put this post under the 'Write Whisper' series for maintaining a current, professional website...but I'm too excited and just want to blab so here goes!
Was checking inbox at 6am yesterday when a very interesting email lobbed in, from an editor asking if I'd be interested in contributing to this.
Considering I'd be included among award-winning and New York Times bestselling authors for this short story anthology, you bet I was interested!
This all came about via my Navy SEAL in PURCHASED FOR PLEASURE, and the editor checking out my website/excerpts (hence the importance of always having a current site).
I'm absolutely thrilled to be a part of it!
The downside?
A very short deadline.
2 weeks! Eeek!
Minimum word count is 6500, so doable, right?
Luckily doc gave me antibiotics for my tonsillitis yesterday.
With two tight deadlines, I'm going to need all the health I can get!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Resolving issues
Chapter 6 of ONE INDIAN SUMMER, my weekly online read at eharlequin is now live!Truths are being revealed.
Plans are being made.
The black moment is upon Harrison and Khushi.
Khushi can't leave India.
Harrison must return to Australia.
I wonder what happens next...
Monday, September 28, 2009
Don't be an ostrich
October is Breast Cancer month in Australia.
Rather timely considering what I've just been through.
Yes, I had a rough week, with an odd, tender spot in right breast. As soon as I felt it, I worried for a few days before making a doctor's appointment. She immediately sent me for an ultrasound, which I had on the weekend.
The young guy who did it asked me how often I did breast checks, then tried to scare me by mentioning I was having the ultrasound to check for cancer.
Well duh!
Though he hummed and ahhed a bit, I got the general gist that everything was okay. Have no idea what the problem is, but it isn't anything 'nasty.'
I walked out numb, relieved, but numb. Made me think of all those women who aren't so lucky.
I, for one, will be more vigilant in checking from now on.
So ladies, please, please do regular breast checks. Better to catch something early.
For more information, visit here.
Rather timely considering what I've just been through.
Yes, I had a rough week, with an odd, tender spot in right breast. As soon as I felt it, I worried for a few days before making a doctor's appointment. She immediately sent me for an ultrasound, which I had on the weekend.
The young guy who did it asked me how often I did breast checks, then tried to scare me by mentioning I was having the ultrasound to check for cancer.
Well duh!
Though he hummed and ahhed a bit, I got the general gist that everything was okay. Have no idea what the problem is, but it isn't anything 'nasty.'
I walked out numb, relieved, but numb. Made me think of all those women who aren't so lucky.
I, for one, will be more vigilant in checking from now on.
So ladies, please, please do regular breast checks. Better to catch something early.
For more information, visit here.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Switching POV
Another interesting tip while revising your manuscript: switching point of view can make all the difference.
During the black moment of THE TYCOON'S LIVE-IN LOVE, I had Starr seeing red and losing her cool with Callum.
In the revised version, I need Callum to push her away so rather than slashing the scene, I changed POV.
Amazing how powerful it can still remain with just a few tweaks, adding new dialogue, changing things around a bit.
So before you cut that scene you love completely, see if it works in an alternate POV. You may be surprised with the results.
During the black moment of THE TYCOON'S LIVE-IN LOVE, I had Starr seeing red and losing her cool with Callum.
In the revised version, I need Callum to push her away so rather than slashing the scene, I changed POV.
Amazing how powerful it can still remain with just a few tweaks, adding new dialogue, changing things around a bit.
So before you cut that scene you love completely, see if it works in an alternate POV. You may be surprised with the results.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
New cover
I love getting a first glimpse of my covers.
Here's the UK version of MARRIAGE: FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE?
Britt is spot on with the red hair, Italian Nick is sexy, and the room is perfect (the French Suite in Nick's hotel which features prominently in several scenes!)
Nice, huh?
Here's the UK version of MARRIAGE: FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE?
Britt is spot on with the red hair, Italian Nick is sexy, and the room is perfect (the French Suite in Nick's hotel which features prominently in several scenes!)
Nice, huh?
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Slashing scenes
When I first wrote Starr and Callum, I had such a clear idea of who the heroine was.
Fun, flirty, sassy, resilient.
Yet there's a scene where she stops a scintillating kiss from Callum.
I need her to do it yet it doesn't fit in with her character.
This is just one of the dilemmas facing me as I tweak this Modern Heat.
I'm a third of the way there. Have slashed scenes (which always kills me!) and tweaked others.
Aiming to have this done by the end of the week...hopefully!
And Chapter 5 of ONE INDIAN SUMMER is now live at eharlequin. Enjoy. :)
Fun, flirty, sassy, resilient.
Yet there's a scene where she stops a scintillating kiss from Callum.
I need her to do it yet it doesn't fit in with her character.
This is just one of the dilemmas facing me as I tweak this Modern Heat.
I'm a third of the way there. Have slashed scenes (which always kills me!) and tweaked others.
Aiming to have this done by the end of the week...hopefully!
And Chapter 5 of ONE INDIAN SUMMER is now live at eharlequin. Enjoy. :)
Friday, September 18, 2009
Areas to concentrate on
While tweaking Starr and Callum's story, here are the 3 main areas my editor wants me to focus on:
1. Characterisation and emotional conflicts (so the reader can follow their motivations and behaviour every step of the way.)
2. Reworking the plot so that it showcases their personalities in the most exciting, pacy, intense way possible.
3. Upping the sensuality levels-steam up the page at every opportunity.
I posted these because it's amazing how as a writer, you may think you have everything covered, yet all it takes is one, small change (in Callum's instance, changing who died in his past and his role in their death) and the rest of the book needs an overhaul.
I revised 4 chapters last night, nothing major. The nitty-gritty stuff is about to start.
Changing his motivation has changed quite a bit.
And that sensuality stuff? They've been too good, keeping their hands off each other.
All about to change...
1. Characterisation and emotional conflicts (so the reader can follow their motivations and behaviour every step of the way.)
2. Reworking the plot so that it showcases their personalities in the most exciting, pacy, intense way possible.
3. Upping the sensuality levels-steam up the page at every opportunity.
I posted these because it's amazing how as a writer, you may think you have everything covered, yet all it takes is one, small change (in Callum's instance, changing who died in his past and his role in their death) and the rest of the book needs an overhaul.
I revised 4 chapters last night, nothing major. The nitty-gritty stuff is about to start.
Changing his motivation has changed quite a bit.
And that sensuality stuff? They've been too good, keeping their hands off each other.
All about to change...
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Half way
For readers following my weekly online read at eharlequin, the 4th chapter of ONE INDIAN SUMMER is now live.
Interesting comments in the discussion thread, where readers don't know where it's going.
Guess what? Neither do I!
I'm reading weekly along with everyone else.
Yes, I wrote the thing, so I do know where it's going to finish but as to each chapter, I'm resisting the urge to re-read the rest on my PC and am waiting along with everyone for the next weekly installment. Willpower, huh?
I'm dying to give people hints but am keeping my lips firmly zipped.
Though there's a favourite scene coming up when Harrison takes Khushi to...
Interesting comments in the discussion thread, where readers don't know where it's going.
Guess what? Neither do I!
I'm reading weekly along with everyone else.
Yes, I wrote the thing, so I do know where it's going to finish but as to each chapter, I'm resisting the urge to re-read the rest on my PC and am waiting along with everyone for the next weekly installment. Willpower, huh?
I'm dying to give people hints but am keeping my lips firmly zipped.
Though there's a favourite scene coming up when Harrison takes Khushi to...
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
I'm so not here!
I managed to spend more hours out of bed than in yesterday, so it's an improvement on the weekend.
But head still stuffy, body still hurts, chest rattling with awful cough and no appetite.
Have lost 1kg, so not all bad. But can think of more pleasant ways to do it...
I did write some words yesterday on Alphie. Some, not a lot, but the ideas are flowing.
Now have more revisions for Starr and Callum's story too.
Hmm...head hurts too much to think about how much work I seriously have to do over the next 6 weeks or so. Throw in 6 family birthdays. Weekends away.
I refuse to get stressed.
Challenge is good, right?
But head still stuffy, body still hurts, chest rattling with awful cough and no appetite.
Have lost 1kg, so not all bad. But can think of more pleasant ways to do it...
I did write some words yesterday on Alphie. Some, not a lot, but the ideas are flowing.
Now have more revisions for Starr and Callum's story too.
Hmm...head hurts too much to think about how much work I seriously have to do over the next 6 weeks or so. Throw in 6 family birthdays. Weekends away.
I refuse to get stressed.
Challenge is good, right?
Monday, September 14, 2009
Knocked for a six
Been a while since I've been this sick.
In fact, can't remember the last time!
If I pick up the kids' bugs, it's usually the odd cough or cold, because I don't have time to be sick!
This weekend, I was knocked for a six.
Yesterday, rarely made it out of bed, the whole day! Even my eyeballs hurt!
Throw in a toddler with croup (again!), sleepless nights, and I'm wrecked.
This is why a wise writing buddy, Fiona Lowe, always recommends building in extra time for meeting deadlines. You never know what's around the corner.
With my stagnant word count, tight deadline and still throbbing head, wish I'd listened...
In fact, can't remember the last time!
If I pick up the kids' bugs, it's usually the odd cough or cold, because I don't have time to be sick!
This weekend, I was knocked for a six.
Yesterday, rarely made it out of bed, the whole day! Even my eyeballs hurt!
Throw in a toddler with croup (again!), sleepless nights, and I'm wrecked.
This is why a wise writing buddy, Fiona Lowe, always recommends building in extra time for meeting deadlines. You never know what's around the corner.
With my stagnant word count, tight deadline and still throbbing head, wish I'd listened...
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Feel-good reviews
I have the flu, so before crawling into bed, I'm going to post 2 new reviews for A TRIP WITH THE TYCOON that have cheered me up.
"A Trip with the Tycoon is a wonderfully evocative, highly poignant and thoroughly mesmerizing romantic read which I found absolutely impossible to put down. Nicola Marsh has not only crafted a spellbinding tale of taking chances, new beginnings and breathtaking romance, but she has also managed to meticulously recreate the sights and sounds of India so well, that I felt as if I was right there with Ethan and Tamara, surrounded by the exotic beauty of this magnificent country.
Warm-hearted, engrossing and deliciously romantic, A Trip with the Tycoon is another feel-good smash hit by the fabulous Nicola Marsh!" (CATAROMANCE)
"Nicola Marsh's latest Harlequin Romance, A Trip with the Tycoon, is a magical tale of new beginnings, second chances and happy endings set under the beautiful Indian sky.
A Trip with the Tycoon is absolutely wonderful! It's fresh, witty, sassy and feel-good, but also poignant, tender and moving. Nicola Marsh never fails to make me care and emphatize with her characters and in A Trip with the Tycoon, she has created a wonderful heroine and an absolutely gorgeous hero!
Set against the majestic Indian landscape and full of charm, pathos and romance, A Trip with the Tycoon will delight and enchant readers everywhere!" (PHS REVIEWS)
"A Trip with the Tycoon is a wonderfully evocative, highly poignant and thoroughly mesmerizing romantic read which I found absolutely impossible to put down. Nicola Marsh has not only crafted a spellbinding tale of taking chances, new beginnings and breathtaking romance, but she has also managed to meticulously recreate the sights and sounds of India so well, that I felt as if I was right there with Ethan and Tamara, surrounded by the exotic beauty of this magnificent country.
Warm-hearted, engrossing and deliciously romantic, A Trip with the Tycoon is another feel-good smash hit by the fabulous Nicola Marsh!" (CATAROMANCE)
"Nicola Marsh's latest Harlequin Romance, A Trip with the Tycoon, is a magical tale of new beginnings, second chances and happy endings set under the beautiful Indian sky.
A Trip with the Tycoon is absolutely wonderful! It's fresh, witty, sassy and feel-good, but also poignant, tender and moving. Nicola Marsh never fails to make me care and emphatize with her characters and in A Trip with the Tycoon, she has created a wonderful heroine and an absolutely gorgeous hero!
Set against the majestic Indian landscape and full of charm, pathos and romance, A Trip with the Tycoon will delight and enchant readers everywhere!" (PHS REVIEWS)
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