Tag Archives: “Four Sisters
Five ‘Middlebrow’ Writers, One Excellent Blog
January 25, 2013I am so delighted with the blog Mirabile Dictu‘s review of FOUR SISTERS, ALL QUEENS that I’ve copied it to share with you here. I first learned about this blog, which used to be called Frisbee: A Book Journal, from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Four Sisters, "The Sword of Medina", All Queens, Angela Huth, book reviews, Emma Tennant, Hilma Wolitzer, Jo-Ann Mapson, Kat Curtain, Matt Pavelich, middlebrow, Mirabile Dictu, Pamela Hansford Johnson, Sherry Jones | Leave a commentA’isha Still Inspires Me
September 11, 2012Here is the speech I gave on Sept. 11, 2012, at the Spokane Coeur d’Alene Woman Magazine Luncheon: “Moments,” I once wrote, “are the hinges on which the doors of the human universe swing.” I’m here to tell you about … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Four Sisters, "The Jewel of Medina, "The Sword of Medina", A'isha, All Queens, feminism, Islam, Muhammad, queens, White Heart, women | 1 CommentHelp! My Character Wants to Kill Me
February 21, 2012Have I created a monster? Last night, Blanche de Castille – the White Queen of France and the evil mother-in-law in my forthcoming novel “Four Sisters, All Queens” – tried to kill me. I don’t recall what I did to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Four Sisters, All Queens, Blanche de Castille, Blanche of Castile, characters, dreams, historical fiction, nightmares, White Heart, writing | 3 CommentsQueens and Elephants
October 12, 2011Dear Reader, I have two goodies to share with you today! First of all, my forthcoming novel, “Four Sisters, All Queens,” made a world premiere last week when I read five of my favorite pages during the Flying Pig Reading … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Four Sisters, agents, All Queens, books, editors, England, fiction, France, historical fiction, indie publishing, self-publishing, Simon and Schuster, writing | Leave a commentMy Story: Finding Power Within
May 18, 2010Dear Reader, Every writer, it’s said, has a single story to tell — and tells it over and over again. A’isha bint Abi Bakr, the most famous and influential woman in Islam, inspired me to write about her life in … Continue reading
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