A new story - Camilla's Chance - on Amazon - and the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop!
I've been working flat out to get this short story published, whilst dallying with the possiblity that I have gallstones, after a rather nasty episode of stomach pain a few weekends ago.
All of a sudden, I'm on a low fat diet, which is rather a shock to the system.
In the mean time, Camilla's Chance, my new short story, is now live on Amazon.
Here is a link to the book profile with an except and all the information you could possibly need: http://www.kboards.com/book/?asin=B00KJRBCAG
Blurb
I have also created book profiles for Malarat and Children of the Shaman.
I have also created a Pinterest Board for all my books, though the first edition of Children of the Shaman is no longer available. But once all three books are out as eBooks, I'm planning to make them available as printed on demand (POD) paperbacks.
Follow Jessica Rydill's board Jessica Rydill's novels and short stories on Pinterest.
In July, I'm very much looking forward to taking part in the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop, which you can read about here at the Speculative Fiction Showcase.
The blog is hosting both the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop, on the topic of the writing process, and new releases by indie authors of Spec Fic.
So far, the blog features new releases by Heidi Garrett, S. Elliot Brandis and Jennifer Ellison, together with a post on the writing process by Jason Gurley.
The first blogs about the writing process can be found here:
Cat Amesbury: www.catamesbury.wordpress.com/2014/04/28/the-writing-process-blog-hop/
Michael Patrick Hicks: www.michaelpatrickhicks.com/2014/05/05/the-writing-process-blog-tour/
Elle Chambers: www.indiespiritpress.com/2014/05/12/the-writing-process-blog-hop/
Bill Richards: http://blog.williamdrichards.com/2014/05/the-writing-process-blog-tour.html
These are really fascinating and worth reading, as every one is different! I will be writing one in July, and there are many more interesting contributions to come.
As well as the various new releases, every month the Speculative Fiction Showcase will be hosting a giveaway, starting on 1st July. This will include a collection of eBooks donated by KBoards authors.
All of a sudden, I'm on a low fat diet, which is rather a shock to the system.
In the mean time, Camilla's Chance, my new short story, is now live on Amazon.
Here is a link to the book profile with an except and all the information you could possibly need: http://www.kboards.com/book/?asin=B00KJRBCAG
Blurb
Camilla Carnwallis fears she is having hallucinations. Either that or the Virgin Mary has appeared to her in the gardens of her parents' country house. Is grief causing her to lose her mind, or do her visions have another, more eerie explanation?
I have also created book profiles for Malarat and Children of the Shaman.
I have also created a Pinterest Board for all my books, though the first edition of Children of the Shaman is no longer available. But once all three books are out as eBooks, I'm planning to make them available as printed on demand (POD) paperbacks.
Follow Jessica Rydill's board Jessica Rydill's novels and short stories on Pinterest.
In July, I'm very much looking forward to taking part in the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop, which you can read about here at the Speculative Fiction Showcase.
The blog is hosting both the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop, on the topic of the writing process, and new releases by indie authors of Spec Fic.
So far, the blog features new releases by Heidi Garrett, S. Elliot Brandis and Jennifer Ellison, together with a post on the writing process by Jason Gurley.
The first blogs about the writing process can be found here:
Cat Amesbury: www.catamesbury.wordpress.com/2014/04/28/the-writing-process-blog-hop/
Michael Patrick Hicks: www.michaelpatrickhicks.com/2014/05/05/the-writing-process-blog-tour/
Elle Chambers: www.indiespiritpress.com/2014/05/12/the-writing-process-blog-hop/
Bill Richards: http://blog.williamdrichards.com/2014/05/the-writing-process-blog-tour.html
These are really fascinating and worth reading, as every one is different! I will be writing one in July, and there are many more interesting contributions to come.
As well as the various new releases, every month the Speculative Fiction Showcase will be hosting a giveaway, starting on 1st July. This will include a collection of eBooks donated by KBoards authors.
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