From hell’s heart I stab at thee — no! Wait: from grading hell’s heart* I alert you to some fine words of praise for Fox Spirit’s big Book of Love. You may have already seen it if you are smart and subscribe to Alasdair Stuart’s The Full Lid, the unmissable round-up of what’s going on…
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Out Now: LOVE from @FoxSpiritBooks
LOVE edited by Chloë Yates Love. That many-splendoured thing. It can move mountains and make fools of us all, but what is it? Does it come courtesy of a cherub’s bow? Is it a battlefield? Endless? Crazy? Only available on a Friday? Well, the answer might be between these covers. Inside you’ll find stories from…
Free Love from The Pigeonhole
Yes, that gif has been designed just to hypnotise you! Or at least it’s there to get your attention. I think. Sign up for this free multimedia event which takes place both online and on the Southbank and you will be rewarded with many musings about love — including a song by me. That’s right….
ITW Round Table: Romance in Thrillers?
I’m part of the roundtable over at the International Thriller Writers’ Big Thrill this week with Bernard Maestas, David M. Salkin, Alex Shaw, L.R. Nicolello, Eric Red, Mauro Azzano, Colin Campbell, and Alan L. Moss. Join us!
Out Now (Really!): The Big Splash
Out now after last week’s unexpected glitch! The Big Splash Introducing the world of Constance & Collier It’s London in the Jazz Age: the times are fast and the women faster. Constance Wynne Hare has men eager to throw themselves at her feet—so why does she pine for the one man who takes her for…
Out Now: The Big Splash!
Out now! The Big Splash Introducing the world of Constance & Collier by Kit Marlowe It’s London in the Jazz Age: the times are fast and the women faster. Constance Wynne Hare has men eager to throw themselves at her feet—so why does she pine for the one man who takes her for granted? A…
Who Am I This Time?: Managing Pseudonyms
I’m always a bit surprised when someone says of one of my noms de plume, “I forgot that was you!” Admittedly, I do have conversations with myselves that encourage the impression of distinct (and usually argumentive) selves on social media, but that’s just to amuse me. But people still ask me why I have these…
K. A. Laity 