Emma Jane Holloway

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Ever since childhood, Emma Jane Holloway refused to accept that history was nothing but facts prisoned behind the closed door of time. Why waste a perfectly good playground coloring within the timelines? Accordingly, her novels are filled with whimsical impossibilities and the occasional eye-blinking impertinence—but always in the service of grand adventure.

Struggling between the practical and the artistic—a family tradition, along with ghosts and a belief in the curative powers of shortbread—Emma Jane has a degree in literature and job in finance. She lives in the Pacific Northwest in a house crammed with books, musical instruments, and half-finished sewing projects. In the meantime, she’s published articles, essays, short stories, and eno
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Emma Jane Holloway Hi, Lani, the Baskerville Series itself is complete. However, I am making inquiries about more stories involving that universe. Thanks for asking!
Emma Jane Holloway Writer's block happens for different reasons. Usually for me it's because I'm tired and getting some rest will help. In your case it might be that, or…moreWriter's block happens for different reasons. Usually for me it's because I'm tired and getting some rest will help. In your case it might be that, or it might be the need to schedule your writing time so you are guaranteed peace and quiet to be creative. Or it might be the fact that you simply need to start writing, period, about anything at all. Fan fiction is good for getting the creative juices flowing. Generally speaking, writing is a habit like practicing the piano or training for a marathon. Some days are inspired, some not. The important point is to show up and do it whether the result is genius or pages no other human being will ever see.(less)
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Every autumn I turn the scruffier apples from my tree into applesauce. If I’m lucky, I can also scrounge extras from friends who have a bumper crop. Applesauce is great in baking, so I freeze as many pints as possible. It’s a moderate amount of work, but the payoff is worth it. Here’s an easy […]

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“She wondered how Dr. Watson - a clever man in his own right - had lasted so many years without bashing his roommate over the head out of sheer frustration.”
Emma Jane Holloway, A Study in Darkness

“Not that Dr Watson wasn't benign - he was one of the best souls in the Empire - but a man didn't get to be her uncle's right-hand man without a good uppercut and the stamina of a draft horse.”
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Emma Holloway Sophia wrote: "Thanks for accepting my friend request, Emma Jane!

I just read your first book in the Baskerville Affair series and loved it. I'm eager for the rest. What a wonderful creative mind you have! ;D"


Thank you so much, Sophia! I'm so happy you liked it!


Sophia Thanks for accepting my friend request, Emma Jane!

I just read your first book in the Baskerville Affair series and loved it. I'm eager for the rest. What a wonderful creative mind you have! ;D


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