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Oh goodness, everyone. GOD’S DAUGHTER is releasing this Friday. THIS VERY FRIDAY! I’m so excited and scared and amazed I can’t articulate things properly. Anyway. Here’s my last pinnable for it. As you can read in my sample chapters, it’s a quote directly out of the Icelandic sagas about Gudrid. I think it sums her up as only the sagas… Read More
Just wanted to make sure you lovely blog readers know where to find me in the upcoming weeks…I won’t be posting here too often as God’s Daughter gears up for release. I’d love you to check out my guest posts, though–I tried to bring a different angle to each one. I’ll post links to them in my About Me section… Read More
Today, I just wanted to link you up to a couple of excellent interviews I was blessed to do. The first is up today on deCompose–Mike Duran’s always thought-provoking blog: http://mikeduran.com/2013/10/interview-w-debut-novelist-heather-gilbert/. All kinds of probing questions…hope you can check it out! And tomorrow, I’ll be visiting Elaine Stock’s Everyone’s Story blog. Elaine always brings such awesome author stories to us,… Read More
Let’s talk pros and cons, shall we? Would you choose to live in Viking times or now? PROS: 1) Vikings were expert storytellers. They would’ve spent lots of family time together during those cold winters. We don’t do that often in our technological age. 2) Vikings were adventurous, but also family-oriented. So many of their adventures were wrapped around giving… Read More
Wanted to share with you all that I’m visiting with Heidi Glick (author of Dog Tags) over on the Sleuths and Suspects blog today. Heidi had some great questions for me, AND I was able to share a favorite pic of my inspiration for my wolf in God’s Daughter. Hope you can come over and check it out here!
Okey-doke, this is my next-to-last pin. It is, admittedly, NOT my best pin! I wanted to use the real statue of Gudrid and her baby, Snorri, but it looks blurry since I took it from Wikipedia (so it would be free to use, as I understand). This statue is in Laugarbrekka, Iceland, which is where Gudrid was born. ANYWAY. I… Read More