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All About KJ HoweKJ Howe writes international thrillers set in exotic locations. A graduate of Seton Hill University with a Master’s in Writing Popular Fiction, she has won three Daphne du Maurier awards for Excellence in Mystery and Suspense, she has finaled several times in the Golden Heart, and she was an American Title Finalist.
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Meet Historical Romance Author BJ ScottPosted by KJ Howe Mar 23 2012, 11:58 pm by KJ Howe Please welcome BJ Scott to the lair. BJ is going to explore the differences between historical romance and historical fiction as she describes her journey to publication. Congrats, BJ, on your success! One lucky commenter will take home a copy of Highland Legacy!!! My debut novel, Highland Legacy was released in November 2011, but the journey to publication was not without pitfalls. After pouring over the manuscript for countless hours to make sure it represented my best work and would hopefully appeal to readers, I started to send out query letters to agents and editors. While the Meet Bev Irwin aka Kendra JamesPosted by KJ Howe Feb 24 2012, 6:51 am Please welcome debut author Bev Irwin to the Lair. I had the pleasure of meeting Bev through the Toronto Romance Writers, and I’m thrilled that she has been successful in her dream. Bev will share with us her journey and how she survived the bumps along the way. One lucky commenter will win a copy of Bev’s book!!! Hello to all from Bev in London, Ontario! Today, I thought I’d like to talk about first contracts, and the dreaded rejection letter. My story is pretty much the same as every other author. I have that undeniable need to put my The Happiness ProjectPosted by KJ Howe Jan 23 2012, 11:54 pm by KJ Howe While I was in Austria and England over the holidays, I wanted to read something that would both entertain and enlighten me. Happiness is a topic that has fascinated me for years. The study of positive psychology is relatively new, but it’s important. So many people struggle to enjoy life, a dark cloud over their heads. But what could be more important than the quest for the holy grail–happiness, something so elusive and desirable. I needed to learn more. I started my research with a book called The Happiness | ||
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