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March 18, 2012
Adventuresses - All Romance Ebooks
Adventuresses - All Romance Ebooks
My lesbian collection is now available! and only $4 for 10 stories at ARE
My lesbian collection is now available! and only $4 for 10 stories at ARE
Published on March 18, 2012 13:19
January 15, 2012
Power in the Blood

This is still up for pre-order. You can get the ebook for 4.75 instead of 6 and the paperback for 7.75 instead of 10.
http://www.stormmoonpress.com/books/Power-In-the-Blood.aspx
Oren Stolt understands the natural order better than most people. Vampires prey on humans and Undying keep the vampires' numbers in check.
Until now.
Now, across the United States, vampire numbers are exploding, thanks to a new church. The Tabernacle of the Firstfruits preaches a Risen Lord and invites believers to follow Him in death and resurrection... quite literally.
In Memphis, the church is about to host its first conference, with an eye to converting the whole world to the vampiric gospel.
And all that stands between humanity and eternal night is Oren, his kids, and a thin line of insane immortals.
Published on January 15, 2012 15:32
December 9, 2011
December 2, 2011
The Blog Tour begins
http://www.jadettepaige.blogspot.com/...
I'm over at Jadette's today, talking about Power in the Blood and vampires in a post-sparklepire era
I'm over at Jadette's today, talking about Power in the Blood and vampires in a post-sparklepire era
Published on December 02, 2011 13:31
November 27, 2011
Gay Christmas Werewolves, BOGO!
(okay, you don't actually get the werewolves, but buy one of my ebookst at LitUnd and get one free)
For the Reader on your list: http://literaryunderworld.com/ We have it all! Free shipping over $25 and 10% of EVERYTHING with code UL2011
Also a variety of specials and sale that run through Monday
Got small children? Try Jon Edward Klement's Smerd books, learn ABC and colors and shapes with a purple pocket dragon.
Middle grade kids? Step into the Circle, by Rowena Wishom introduces them to the fastest growing faith in the country.
Teens? Jackie Gamber's Redheart, The Perils of Picoma comics, and others.
GLBT? They carry a complete selection of my books and my ebooks are BOGO! Sara M. Harvey's Blood of Angels series, with steampunk lesbian demon-hunters, is only $25.
We have horror. Oh boy do we have horror. Elizabeth Donald's zombie books, Steven L. Shrewsbury, Stoker Award winning John Everson books. All on sale.
Fantasy reader? Alex Adams's Dwaves series is half price this weekend. Go swamp crawling with Elizabeth, or enjoy Michelas Joy's series, or Frank Fradella's superheroes.
Comics, mysteries, short story collections. We even have unique ebooks for the ebook reader in your life. "Saving Melanie" is awesome sf.
Come on over!
For the Reader on your list: http://literaryunderworld.com/ We have it all! Free shipping over $25 and 10% of EVERYTHING with code UL2011
Also a variety of specials and sale that run through Monday
Got small children? Try Jon Edward Klement's Smerd books, learn ABC and colors and shapes with a purple pocket dragon.
Middle grade kids? Step into the Circle, by Rowena Wishom introduces them to the fastest growing faith in the country.
Teens? Jackie Gamber's Redheart, The Perils of Picoma comics, and others.
GLBT? They carry a complete selection of my books and my ebooks are BOGO! Sara M. Harvey's Blood of Angels series, with steampunk lesbian demon-hunters, is only $25.
We have horror. Oh boy do we have horror. Elizabeth Donald's zombie books, Steven L. Shrewsbury, Stoker Award winning John Everson books. All on sale.
Fantasy reader? Alex Adams's Dwaves series is half price this weekend. Go swamp crawling with Elizabeth, or enjoy Michelas Joy's series, or Frank Fradella's superheroes.
Comics, mysteries, short story collections. We even have unique ebooks for the ebook reader in your life. "Saving Melanie" is awesome sf.
Come on over!
Published on November 27, 2011 12:43
October 16, 2011
GayRomLit roundup
So, GayRomLit.
I have been to New Orleans. I have stayed in the Bourbon Orleans Hotel and encountered several of the ghosts, photographing one. I have eaten muffaletta at Johnny's. I have ridden a streetcar and a riverboat. I sold about 30 books. I met a bunch of terrific people. I went to Marie Leveau's Voodoo shop. I also got to go to the La Place Andouille festival, to eat andouille and gumbo.
There is much, much more to say about this. I'm not sure I want to, because I'm still not well.
We-- Joy, Cat and I--arrived late Thursday night and found ourselves in a number of predicaments, Kiernan Kelly and her husband Henry bailed us out of them. We promptly made plans to move OUT of the host hotel ASAP, because $200/night is too rich for my blood. (We spent Fri and Sat nights in a Motel 6 about 5miles away)
Friday was busy busy, with the move and then lunch with an author. EM Lynley is really awesome and Shari and Sadonna were terrific. We hiked through the quarter to Johnny's World Famous Po'Boys. I was dressed for the Riverboat signing, in something similar to what I wore for Outlanta. I know I ended up in a few tourists' pictures. The muffaletta was amazing. And then it all went south. We walked 2 blocks to the streetcar station to go to the riverboat. As we sat and waited, I became aware that I was feeling quite unwell. Despite unlacing my corset, I left my muffaletta in the weeds well away from the platform.
I made it to the riverboat and went immediately to the head. I stayed there most of the trip, emerging occasionally to sign books and retreating to leave more of the muffaletta, and then the beignets from breakfast, behind. I sold out of Glad Hands anyway. Angela Benedetti let me ride in her taxi and fed me anti-nausea meds. I may have offered sexual favors in return, but I'm kind of bleary on that. I need to hire Joy to actually BE Angelia Sparrow for me. She does it so much better than I do.
Accomplished final stage of move, got into more comfortable clothes and went back to hotel just in time for Ghost walking tour. That was good although I was all-over goosebumps the whole time.
Goosebumps tends to be my reaction to ghosts. I had at least half a dozen encounters with ghosts in the hotel, mostly the children who kept triggering the goosebumps. Also snapped a picture of one, accidentally, while taking a pic of Rachel Haimowitz. (with her camera) The balcony door kept opening and shutting by itself and the chandelier swung...in dead calm air.
Saturday was better. we got a later start, which included gingerale from the Winn-Dixie. Sold more books at the Amber Allure spotlight (Sold out of AA titles and Wild Passions) and had several ladies (some of color themselves) tell me how much they liked Kestrel on the Horizon, mostly because I had a black hero.
The girls went to The Gumbo Shop and brought me back Bread Pudding. We also walked around the corner to Marie Leveau's House of Voodoo. A Tree of Life pendant screamed at me and I bought it. A bratty Fairie Tarot deck tried to make Cat take it home and when I put it back on the shelf, it bit me.
The Hurricane party was good. Got some quality time with Cat Grant while waiting for someone to go in the pool.
Hung out until the wine and cheese. Tummy decided to accept some crackers and cheese and a few grapes. I fangirled all over Laura Braumbach. And i fell in love with Kris of Kris N Good Books. I hugged her a lot and kissed her and told her I loved her. I think I would have proposed if I'd had more than a mouthful of the wine. Tam and Kassa are a hoot as well.
This morning was the farewell brunch, and then we went in search of the best Andouille on the planet. My Iphone's GPS got us to the backside of La Place LA, only to find the hole-in-the-wall was closed for the Andouille festival. So we went to that!
An uneventful drive later, punctuated by discussions of love, human greatness and other such, brought us back to Memphis.
Final conclusions:
1) I need to hire someone to be Angelia Sparrow because I suck at networking, especially while ill. Playing well with others isn't my long suit to start.
2) I need to write more horror. I don't really believe in love well enough to write good romance.
3) Albuquerque is too darn far for this. If they do it in St. Louis, I'm there.
4) I do good swag. Not as elaborate as some, but still good.
5) Ghosts play merry hell with my personal energies.
I have been to New Orleans. I have stayed in the Bourbon Orleans Hotel and encountered several of the ghosts, photographing one. I have eaten muffaletta at Johnny's. I have ridden a streetcar and a riverboat. I sold about 30 books. I met a bunch of terrific people. I went to Marie Leveau's Voodoo shop. I also got to go to the La Place Andouille festival, to eat andouille and gumbo.
There is much, much more to say about this. I'm not sure I want to, because I'm still not well.
We-- Joy, Cat and I--arrived late Thursday night and found ourselves in a number of predicaments, Kiernan Kelly and her husband Henry bailed us out of them. We promptly made plans to move OUT of the host hotel ASAP, because $200/night is too rich for my blood. (We spent Fri and Sat nights in a Motel 6 about 5miles away)
Friday was busy busy, with the move and then lunch with an author. EM Lynley is really awesome and Shari and Sadonna were terrific. We hiked through the quarter to Johnny's World Famous Po'Boys. I was dressed for the Riverboat signing, in something similar to what I wore for Outlanta. I know I ended up in a few tourists' pictures. The muffaletta was amazing. And then it all went south. We walked 2 blocks to the streetcar station to go to the riverboat. As we sat and waited, I became aware that I was feeling quite unwell. Despite unlacing my corset, I left my muffaletta in the weeds well away from the platform.
I made it to the riverboat and went immediately to the head. I stayed there most of the trip, emerging occasionally to sign books and retreating to leave more of the muffaletta, and then the beignets from breakfast, behind. I sold out of Glad Hands anyway. Angela Benedetti let me ride in her taxi and fed me anti-nausea meds. I may have offered sexual favors in return, but I'm kind of bleary on that. I need to hire Joy to actually BE Angelia Sparrow for me. She does it so much better than I do.
Accomplished final stage of move, got into more comfortable clothes and went back to hotel just in time for Ghost walking tour. That was good although I was all-over goosebumps the whole time.
Goosebumps tends to be my reaction to ghosts. I had at least half a dozen encounters with ghosts in the hotel, mostly the children who kept triggering the goosebumps. Also snapped a picture of one, accidentally, while taking a pic of Rachel Haimowitz. (with her camera) The balcony door kept opening and shutting by itself and the chandelier swung...in dead calm air.
Saturday was better. we got a later start, which included gingerale from the Winn-Dixie. Sold more books at the Amber Allure spotlight (Sold out of AA titles and Wild Passions) and had several ladies (some of color themselves) tell me how much they liked Kestrel on the Horizon, mostly because I had a black hero.
The girls went to The Gumbo Shop and brought me back Bread Pudding. We also walked around the corner to Marie Leveau's House of Voodoo. A Tree of Life pendant screamed at me and I bought it. A bratty Fairie Tarot deck tried to make Cat take it home and when I put it back on the shelf, it bit me.
The Hurricane party was good. Got some quality time with Cat Grant while waiting for someone to go in the pool.
Hung out until the wine and cheese. Tummy decided to accept some crackers and cheese and a few grapes. I fangirled all over Laura Braumbach. And i fell in love with Kris of Kris N Good Books. I hugged her a lot and kissed her and told her I loved her. I think I would have proposed if I'd had more than a mouthful of the wine. Tam and Kassa are a hoot as well.
This morning was the farewell brunch, and then we went in search of the best Andouille on the planet. My Iphone's GPS got us to the backside of La Place LA, only to find the hole-in-the-wall was closed for the Andouille festival. So we went to that!
An uneventful drive later, punctuated by discussions of love, human greatness and other such, brought us back to Memphis.
Final conclusions:
1) I need to hire someone to be Angelia Sparrow because I suck at networking, especially while ill. Playing well with others isn't my long suit to start.
2) I need to write more horror. I don't really believe in love well enough to write good romance.
3) Albuquerque is too darn far for this. If they do it in St. Louis, I'm there.
4) I do good swag. Not as elaborate as some, but still good.
5) Ghosts play merry hell with my personal energies.
Published on October 16, 2011 21:02
August 5, 2011
Free books
Published on August 05, 2011 00:40
August 4, 2011
Big book give away
In honor of being married 22 years, I am giving away 22 ebooks.
(ebooks have no postage!)
So, how do you, my friends and loyal readers, snag one for your own?
Simple.
Today, go to my website, http://www.brooksandsparrow.com and decide which one you want. Alas, Dragons Composed, Dreams of Steam, Four-Play and Zombiality are not available, being print-only.
Tomorrow I will make the request post. Leave your request and email at the screened dropbox.
For those who prefer the heterosexual side of things, let me make it easy:
Pushing the Boundaries of Reality (m/f/m)
Showdown at Yellowstone River (some male bisexuality)
Burning for Eight Days.
A Dark Roasted Christmas
Like a Corset Undone (Full three way menage a trois)
Ellora's Cavemen
If lesbians are your thing:
Worth the Woe
Howl at the Mistletoe. (3 lesbian stories, request this and I'll send Still rolling, the sequel to Rewriting Old Songs)
(ebooks have no postage!)
So, how do you, my friends and loyal readers, snag one for your own?
Simple.
Today, go to my website, http://www.brooksandsparrow.com and decide which one you want. Alas, Dragons Composed, Dreams of Steam, Four-Play and Zombiality are not available, being print-only.
Tomorrow I will make the request post. Leave your request and email at the screened dropbox.
For those who prefer the heterosexual side of things, let me make it easy:
Pushing the Boundaries of Reality (m/f/m)
Showdown at Yellowstone River (some male bisexuality)
Burning for Eight Days.
A Dark Roasted Christmas
Like a Corset Undone (Full three way menage a trois)
Ellora's Cavemen
If lesbians are your thing:
Worth the Woe
Howl at the Mistletoe. (3 lesbian stories, request this and I'll send Still rolling, the sequel to Rewriting Old Songs)
Published on August 04, 2011 11:20
July 14, 2011
Where to find me at Fandom Fest
Fandom Fest is coming to Louisville KY on July 22.
I am a guest and will be a busy lady.
Friday
5:00 Panel Room B Author's Collectives
8:00 Panel Room B Vampires, Werewolves, and Zombies: Keeping Genre Writing Fresh
Saturday
12noon Panel Room B Exploring the World of Children's Books
3:00 Panel Room B Literary Underworld
7:00pm Concourse Signing
11:00 Panel Room A BDSM in Fiction
12:00am Panel Room A Reading
Sunday
2:00pm Panel Room A Imagicopter
3:00pm Panel Room A Steampunk
I am a guest and will be a busy lady.
Friday
5:00 Panel Room B Author's Collectives
8:00 Panel Room B Vampires, Werewolves, and Zombies: Keeping Genre Writing Fresh
Saturday
12noon Panel Room B Exploring the World of Children's Books
3:00 Panel Room B Literary Underworld
7:00pm Concourse Signing
11:00 Panel Room A BDSM in Fiction
12:00am Panel Room A Reading
Sunday
2:00pm Panel Room A Imagicopter
3:00pm Panel Room A Steampunk
Published on July 14, 2011 16:21
May 12, 2011
OutLantaCon this weekend
I'm off to Atlanta tomorrow. I'm a guest at OutLanta Con, a GLBT science fiction convention.
I'm doing a poker run as self promotion, I should have a dealer table.
Where to find me:
Star Trek: Missing Minority, Friday, 9 pm.
Angelia Sparrow, Saturday, 10 am. This is me, talking about what's out, what's forthcoming and maybe reading a bit of something.
We Need a Few Good ???, Saturday, 2 pm.
Also, I am fund-raising for the Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center, which is in danger of shutting its doors for lack of money. 20% of all book sales and 100% of all tarot readings will be donated to the center. Donations also taken, so drop some loose change. Everything helps.
I'm doing a poker run as self promotion, I should have a dealer table.
Where to find me:
Star Trek: Missing Minority, Friday, 9 pm.
Angelia Sparrow, Saturday, 10 am. This is me, talking about what's out, what's forthcoming and maybe reading a bit of something.
We Need a Few Good ???, Saturday, 2 pm.
Also, I am fund-raising for the Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center, which is in danger of shutting its doors for lack of money. 20% of all book sales and 100% of all tarot readings will be donated to the center. Donations also taken, so drop some loose change. Everything helps.
Published on May 12, 2011 10:54