And a couple of reviews have come in. I’m sure I’m not the only newish author who knows they have a lot to be grateful to the blogging community for, in terms of getting a book out there. To read them in their entirety, please click on the link: “This is not your run of the mill teen vampire book. Kirsty Eagar has
Up for grabs over at Penguin Paranormal, including a copy of Saltwater Vampires, as well as I am Number Four, a box set of the Vampire Academy books and lots of other great reads. Competition closes on Monday 16 August, so get on it people!
Will be in all good bookstores on 1 September, 2010. …But in the meantime, you can read an extract. …And there’s a hearty extras section now available. It includes prequel …chapters to the story, which are set on the Batavia. …If you’d like to learn more about the Batavia that’s covered too, along …with sources of further information. …And coming soon, a few
Natalie Hatch from We Love YA has done a round up of what’s happening in the world of book trailers and included the one for Saltwater Vampires. As has Judith Ridge on her blog, Misrule. Judith’s seeking ‘how-to’ info on what makes a good trailer, so if you’d like to share take the trip over. And Carly (from Raw Blue) made the list
Is now up for your viewing pleasure! More on this later.
I’ll be appearing at the Voices on the Coastyouth literature festival on Monday 7 June at the University of the Sunshine Coast. The festival line-up looks amazing. Visit the festival’s website for information on how to purchase tickets and venue information. You can check out the full program here. Monday 7 June 9.15 to 10.00am: I’ll be doing an author talk on Raw
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