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:
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
Well done, Admin woman!
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LOVE the header image! Xxx
I wish it had been done by me, my IT guru put it up for me…
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Way to go Lucinda! Wish you all success and luck..
Meryl, I only just saw this. Thank you for kind wishes!
Nice artwork! I nominated you for the Liebster Award. I hope you accept. http://tersiaburger.com/2013/02/21/liebster-award/
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
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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
Hello there, I just wanted to let you know that you’ve been nominated for The Very Inspiring Blogger Award, for more information click here. http://laurynapril.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-very-inspiring-blogger-award.html
Why, thank you, Lauryn!
Great!
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Hi Lucinda, Another award!!I would be honoured if you accepted this WordPress Family Award. You have meant so much to me! Your words of love and encouragement have sustained me through horrible, grief filled times. Thank you for caring. http://tersiaburger.com/2013/05/07/nominated-for-the-wordpress-family-award/
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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Lucinda, I have nominated you for the Always Here If You Need Me blogger award. This seems especially fitting after what Tersia Burger has said. Congratulations!
http://thomascotterill.wordpress.com/2013/06/15/always-here-if-you-need-me-award/
Why, thank you , Thomas, I am very touched. Especially cheering today, as someone just wrote an acid review of ‘Scoundrel’…
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!
Very true, Thomas!
My dear friend, Thank you for visiting often and leaving inspirational comments on my blog. It really means a lot to me. Please accept The Loyal Reader Award! http://tersiaburger.com/2013/07/01/the-loyal-reader-award/
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.
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
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.
So glad I “met” you on the SOS Aloha blog today, Lucinda. I adore Regency “romps” and gothic romances. jdh2690@gmail.com
Nice to meet you too, jdh, and I hope you get to know and like Reynaud Ravensdale and Emile Dubois.
Lucinda,
“Ravensdale” is highlighted today on eBookDaily.com:
http://ebookdaily.com/free-kindle-ebooks/2014-10-05/B00JSPXQV8
Cheers
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