Tag Archives: Steampunk
The Elderly Earl’s Estate
At long last, Book 5 is available…well, on Kindle, at least. We are still fighting on the paperback, but hopefully that will be resolved by the end of the week. I am so proud of this book. It is the … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Alistair Conn, Josephine Mann, novels, series, Steampunk, The Conn-Mann Chronicles, The Elderly Earl's Estate
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Heavens!
I can’t believe I haven’t posted a new blog all year. Well, I have given up on the Patreon experiment, so maybe I will be better at keeping things updated here. We’ll see. Today, I am procrastinating when I should … Continue reading
It’s Here!
Despite a few bumps on the production highway, is now live on Amazon in both Kindle and Paperback editions. I learned a few things on this one. First of all, the new Kindle template is a dream to work with. … Continue reading
November is a Terrible Month for Timely Updates…
…Here it is, another three weeks with no update. However, it has been a decent NaNoWriMo. A little behind, but catching up on the missed days as I go. I can’t wait for people to see this one! There is … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Conn, NaNoWriMo, Rie Sheridan Rose, Steampunk, The Conn-Mann Chronicles, Writing
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Sorry About This…
…but sometimes the book refuses to do what you wanted it to. I will not be calling it The Peculiar Prodigal Parents, but instead, The Fiercely Formidable Fugitive. There is still a reunion with Jo’s mother–who she thought had died … Continue reading
Popping in to say Hello…
…and dismayed to see how long ago the last post was! Yikes. However, I have not been neglecting the Chronicles as badly. As mentioned in my last post, Ghosts, Gears, and Grimoires has been released. I absolutely love this cover: … Continue reading
Shivering in Anticipation!
And for once, that isn’t referring to The Rocky Horror Picture Show — though I am looking forward to seeing the new version on October 20th. It stars the very talented Laverne Cox as Frankie, with Tim Curry as the … Continue reading
