Update! On July 5, Cheryl Sawyer dropped by and clarified her use of de rigueur in the comments and very politely pointed out that I was, in fact, talking out of my ass, for which I apologize. My statements about how stilted the book came across to me still stands, however. Mark Twain once said that an author should “say what he is proposing to say, not merely come near it,” and as far as … Continue reading The Dump: The Code of Love by Cheryl Sawyer →
Ah, the Romance! Not set in the US or in the United Kingdom? You have the hankering for the man-tittied perfection that is the Fabio, a perfect Italian stud hero? The Bitchery is here to help you out: Elliquinn recommends: Mr. Impossible, by Loretta Chase (Egypt) Early books from Kresley Cole, set on ships “in and around various…locations such as polynesia.” Judith Ivory writing as Judy Cuevas. There are some out-of-print titles set entirely in … Continue reading International Luuuurve®, baby, Yeah! →
We have calculated the votes and assembled the slate of nominees, so here we go: voting will now commence for the first annual BWAHA Awards – Bitchery Writing Award for Hellagood Authors. We had so many votes for Paranormal that we had to split the category – so now we have ‘Best Paranormal: Fantasy/SF/Other Worlds Romance,’ and ‘Best Paranormal: Vampires, Werewolves, and the Supernatural.’ Further, in categories where we had many submissions, we had to … Continue reading And the Nominees Are… →
