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01.27.05
Do you need a secret handshake to get in, or...? TO
LOVE A THIEF will be a featured alternate in both the Rhapsody
and Doubleday Book Clubs! (and no, you don't need a secret handshake!)
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01.25.05
My firstborn is making me proud!...THE
RUNAWAY DUKE was nominated for Historical Romance of the Year
(2004) in two different categories by the Historical Romance Club!
Take
a look at all the esteemed nominees. :) Winners will be announced
March 23rd. Cross your fingers!
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A
prize in Duke's future?
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11.23.04
Fa la la la la, etc. ...
Take a sneak-peek at my next book, TO
LOVE A THIEF, find out who won my last contest,
enter a new (and, OK, decidedly silly) contest and...why are
you still reading this?? Shouldn't you be out Christmas shopping?!?
Isn't Christmas like...tomorrow?? (Just kidding. You can stop
hyperventilating now).
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take a peek, and preorder if the
spirit moves you. |
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09.14.04
To infinity and beyond!...
THE RUNAWAY DUKE has already
gone back for a second printing!! I'm reeling with joy, shock, and
vertigo, although I think the last has something to do with my summer
cold. LOL! Also, name a horse in my new contest,
read lovely new DUKE reviews, peek
at my diary, and... am I missing anything?
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hi ho, silver! who was this
cranky old horse? |
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08.02.04
DUKE makes the lists!...
THE RUNAWAY DUKE is officially out—
and it made the Waldenbooks Top 10
and Amazon.com's Bestselling Romance lists!! In other news, read some
wonderful new reviews. BOY,
am I having fun with this whole author thing!)
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what's this? an itty, bitty,
Amazon screen shot. my new obsession. |
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06.01.04
To
know, know, know me, is to...well,
I don't know if it's necessarily to love me (somewhere my sister
is laughing), but thanks to your contest questions,
now you can decide for yourself! (Be kind.) We have a contest winner,
too, and a new contest—who do you think is HOT?
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ted and hugh: hotties? |
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05.10.04
WOW!
It's really a book!... The
ARC's (Advance Reading Copies—I didn't know what that meant,
either, until a few months ago) for THE RUNAWAY DUKE have arrived!
Amazingly enough, they look pretty much just like an actual book.
If you're a book reviewer or a book group member and you'd like me
to take a look at one, click below.
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04.12.04
The
trouble with highwaymen... Connor
and Rebecca run into a little trouble in this new, longer excerpt
from THE RUNAWAY DUKE.
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03.18.04
Julie Anne Long faints from joy!...My
first ever review—an early one from
Romantic
Times BOOKclub Magazine—
calls THE RUNAWAY DUKE
"Marvelous... impossible to
put down...a dazzling debut...!"
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03.18.04
Speaking of public speaking...
If you're in the SF Bay Area in April, join Julie and romance writers
Candice
Hern, Shelley Bates,
Jennifer Skullestad and literary
agent Elizabeth Pomada
for a discussion on "Breaking In/ Breaking Out" of publishing.
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02.16.04
They threw fruit!...
Read about Julie's first ever public speaking gig—as a participant
on a romance writing panel at the First Annual
San Francisco Writer's Conference (just kidding about the
fruit!)
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Below
are links to past issues of the graphic version of my newsletter,
which I introduced in January 2005. (The previous text versions
issued in 2004, must, alas, remain lost to posterity, as fascinating
as they were.) Clicking on a link below will take you to the newsletter;
to get back to this page, just hit the "back" button on
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