Lucinda Elliot

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I have published seven novels and am lucky enough to have won the BRAG medallion for outstanding self-published fiction five times.

Here are my books:

Smashwords
Kobo
Nook Books

Kobo
Smashwords
Nook Books

I have also had various articles published, including some in ‘The F Word’ and on ‘Public Books’.

Readers  might like to explore my article on the conservative influence  on popular understanding of the Regency era , ‘Regency Hoax’

Or they might like to explore my article on the ‘Troy’ film as romanticising Stockholm Syndrome

Or my  article on Elizabeth Gaskell’s ‘Sylvia’s Lovers’

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Liebster Blog Award!

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    1. Hey, Tersia, thanks so much, that is so sweet of you, oh no! I nominiated you back in January, when Lauryn April nominated me, but you were hardly in a position to notice then! I’ve forgotten where I posted the news to you, thickhead that I am !

      I hope you are managing OK; you will, of course, be invaluable to the boys as their mum now, and I know that’ll keep you strong…

      Artwork done by my wonderful writing partner Jo Danilo – no thanks to me, I’m incompetent at IT.

      However, I believe you can accept the Liebster Award twice – and so if you don’t mind I’ll defer it until my second book comes out – two thirds of the way through – ‘Aleks Sager’s Daemon’ and
      when i does then I’ll accept, if that’s OK with you.

      Love
      Lucinda
      xx

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      1. Hi Lucinda

        I vaguely remember an award but as you say – January is a month out of hell. Thank you for nominating me then! I will look for the award and accept. Accept at your own pace!

        Good luck with the book!

        It is very hard without Vic. I miss her so much. The boys are strong and we try and keep them busy. They are however amazing boys. Vic did a good job raising them.

        Thank you so much for your support and friendship. I truly appreciate it. Lots of love

        Tersia

  9. Ooh, thank you, Tersia. I didn’t consider that I did much, though I was happy that Vic used me as a telephone service to contact you. I hope that as time goes on life becomes more bearable for you. The boys are Vic’s stake in the future.

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      1. You’re welcome, Lucinda. Time to be philosophical about reviews, I think. You can’t please everybody. Always remember what Brian S. Pratt says about his books being launched to success by a scathing review!

    1. It looks like my earlier comment was deleted somehow! Thank you so much, Tersia, I hope I have better luck downloading it than I did with that other lovely award from you.

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  12. Just finished reading “That Scroundrel `Emile Dubois”. What is needed besides the notes is a Welsh pronunciation guide. I’m from across the pond and I’ve gotten the Irish and French down, but not the Welsh. Thanks

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    1. Hello, Crystalyn, I’m so glad you read the book and I do hope you enjoyed the Gothic goings on. An intriguing suggestion. I puzzled about that aspect – Welsh isn’t an easy language to pronounce and I tended to assume the only readers who’d be interested in trying would be those in Wales – so it does credit to your intellectual curiosity you thought of it. For instance, to make the ‘ll’ sound – as in ‘Plas Cyfeillgar’, you have to put your tongue behind your top teeth and hiss. I’ll have to mull this over!
      I am a bit puzzled about your reference to Irish as I can’t speak it myself, but I’m glad the French was OK to follow in the context.
      Thanks for getting in touch with such thoughtful suggestions.

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