Writer and book publicist. Emlyn Chand loves to hear and tell stories and emerged from the womb with a fountain pen grasped firmly in her left hand (true story)
This is a guest post by Farsighted super fan, Rebecca Boucher
"I'd rather you hate my characters than forget them," I often say, and it's true. None of my characters has been more universally hated than Simmi Shergill, the protagonist of Open Heart. Through buckets of tears, I gave this character my deepest, most crippling insecurities coupled with the standard teenage angst. I loved her, because I pitied
I'm sure some of you noticed my general withdrawal from Facebook as of late. The truth is, it's been hard. I'm experiencing the joy of new love tarnished by those who would to destroy it. I've kept it in, kept it in, tried to tell myself it didn't matter, but somehow it still does. And so I've descended into a pretty deep depression--the desire to stay curled in bed all day
So I’ve been invited to participate in this writers’ guilty pleasure hop. Okay. I hope you guys still like me after this mind-blowing confession. I use writing as an excuse...
There, I’ve said it. I love reality TV; I really do. From the Bachelor Franchise to America’s Next Top Model, Project Runway, The Glee Project, America’s Got
Hello everyone! I want to thank the wonderful Emlyn Chand for allowing me to usurp control of her blog for the day to promote my latest release, The Sword and the Flame: The Purging, coming September 6, 2012 coming to an amazon.com near you.
Since my book has to do with a giant red dragon attempting to awake and
Today I'd like to offer a guest post from my good friend, Malika Gandhi, who would like to share a look at the modern Indian young adult population. This is a great one for Simmi fans! (more...)
The smexy and sophisticated Amelia James has tagged me as "The Next Big Thing." Oh me, oh my! What an honor! Well, I'd hate to disappoint her by not jumping on the meme, so here goes...
And, oh crap, I totally have to pre-reveal a huge Farsighted Series secret to do it, too!
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Today it is my great pleasure to host Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar as part of the Novel Publicity blog tour. If an author's done his job right, sometimes the line between the story and the character is very blurry. In the case of Ms. Cora Flash, I'd venture to say it's invisible!
To that end, I'd like to review the character herself to show you