SciFi books by Jemima Pett
I’ve been doing the A to Z Challenge for April, hence no progress on the books… or is there? Rebecca Douglass, author of the Ninja Librarian series, has been featuring her favourite characters. You might like to check these items out,
Yes, it’s Read an eBook week, and as usual, we have discounts on all our titles. It’s hard to discount a book that’s free, but the Viridian System Sampler (2017 edition) is now live on Smashwords, and soon on iTunes,
It was always my intention to have the Viridian System Sampler change from time to time. It has eight short stories in it, and is only available from Smashwords and its distribution partners (basically, everyone except Amazon). I’ve updated it
It’s fair to say that progress on rewriting the Perihelix is slow. I was troubled by the reactions to the character of the Swede; or maybe not the character but the white anglo-saxon bit. Eight hundred years in the future
I am in the process of rewriting the first half of the Perihelix following my editor’s comments. So I’m jumping about a bit for stories for you. For your Christmas treat this year, I thought I’d go back to something with the girls,
I’ve completed the edit of my revisions to the Perihelix and sent it to my editor. I’ve rewritten the first chapter, changing the start substantially (and will mean a lot of edits to book 2 to take out reference/consequences of
Thanks to the nice people (especially Rafael) at MailPoet.com, I have my email newsletter up and running again. The only problem is, I hadn’t a separate back up of your email addresses, so I have lost all my subscribers! If
Well, that’s what happens when you go to Summer Camp. I’ve been at Camp NaNoWriMo again, but this time working on my older children’s fantasy series, The Princelings of the East. I started that as a trilogy, thought it would
Just a little reference to things Earth-orbital, there. News from the Viridian System for you… I have rewritten as much of the Perihelix as I think I should, and need to edit it before sending it to my sf editor. I’m
I received further independent reviews with good feedback over the Perihelix’s dodgy start, and some other comments about characters and plot jumps. So, I consulted my publisher, and we’ve suspended it from sale as of today. I don’t want it