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Once again Romancing The Genres is Celebrating Holiday
Romance Authors and Stories. Most of the Genre-istas will be sharing their
favorite holiday authors and stories.
I’m stepping a bit outside that box and giving you the
Highlights of our award winning Saturday guest bloggers. Yes, every one of our guests is an award winning author! One thing you can always count on at
Romancing the Genres is diversity and variety and this month is no different.
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| Julie Cameron |
When you check back tomorrow (November 2) you’ll meet award winning author, Julie Cameron and learn more about her Christmas Story that has been optioned.
What does that mean? We may see a movie based on this story in 2020. Julie also has some great tips for writers - period. And Christmas Spirit turned out to be the first of three novels! One never knows what will happen when one takes a leap of faith! |
| Sue Moorcroft |
Don’t miss out on November 9th and Award
Winning Author, Sue Moorcroft’s post. Sue has been our November guest a couple
of times. This year she’s sharing how publishers use subtle and not so subtle
changes in covers to entice readers. I will confess I follow Sue on Facebook
and live vicariously through her visits to Malta. |
| Collette Cameron |
Former Genre-ista, and Award Winning Author, ColletteCameron is our guest on the 16th. Collette writes historical
romance. Blog Queen Sarah Raplee is scheduling Collette’s post and shared an
unexpected and totally unknown fact (to both of us) about the Scots and
Christmas. You won’t want to miss learning this tidbit and experience what
makes reading Collette’s books an amazing and looked forward to history lesson. In addition Collette talks about four of her holiday themed books with us!
Christmas Wishes will be released on November 13. Fifteen Best Selling and Award Winning authors from around the world, banded together to write and publish this anthology of sweet, semi-sweet and steamy stories.
And there are a couple of former Aussie Genre-istas included! Namely Susan Horsnell, Margaret Tanner and Cheryl Wright. Enjoy! Christmas Wishes is up on pre-order now!
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| Roni Denholtz |
Last but not least is another award winning author, Roni Denholtz. Roni’s holiday
romance is different because it celebrates Hanukkah. Her post will be live on
Saturday November 30. You can check out her website as you wait to learn more. Roni's deadline for turning in her post to me is November 10th. Obviously I wasn't thinking ahead!And, as I was contemplating what to write about this year, I checked my post from last year. I really really liked it so, here’s the link in case you want to refresh your memory.
© 2019 Judith Ashley
16 comments:
Thanks for such a great shout out, Judith! I'm very much looking forward to joining you again soon. It's always a pleasure. As you know, this has been a busy period for me in North America with books coming out in the US and Canada. I look forward to chatting to Genre-istas when my post goes live on the 9th.
Sue, we are delighted to have you guest with us again. All is ready for your live post on 11/09!
Judith - fun post with so much to look forward to this month. And more books to add to my TBR Wish List pile :-)
Thanks so much for having our Christmas Wishes box set on your blog, Judith.
I always enjoy visiting you, and this time is no different.
For those wanting to check the set out now, you can see it here (99c for 15 stories!):
Amazon (worldwide) https://geni.us/ec3D
Everywhere else: https://books2read.com/u/bO6NNK
Thanks again, Judith!!
Deb, we do have some awesome guests this month!
Cheryl, thanks for putting the links in here so people can pre-order if possible.
Thanks so much for the mention, Judith!
Thank you so very much for posting about the Christmas Wishes Anthology. Your support is very much appreciated.
Collette and Sue, this is a teaser for your "real posts." Since I've scheduled them, I've been able to read them Looking forward to sharing them with our readers. Sarah and I'll be sending out links the morning your post goes live.
I love Christmas so love being a part of the Christmas Wishes Anthology. That's for your support :)
Thanks Judith for posting about Christmas Wishes, and all your other interesting topics. Yes, I was very proud to be part of romancing the genres, goodness that was a while ago. Best wishes, Margaret Tanner
It's been years, Margaret. So glad you were with us though or I'd most likely never have "met" you!
Great post Judith! Enjoyed hearing about all the different genres and Christmas stories.
Thanks you for the preview of November's doings at RTG.
Diana, it was a fun post to put together.
Sarah, seemed appropriate for November 1st and we had almost every November guest post so it ended up being fairly easy. We do have a nice variety of genres represented.
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