Tag Archives: YAlit
Waiting on Wednesday
Waiting on Wednesday is an event hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine to spotlight books to be released we can’t wait to read. Here’s mine…
Author Interview with LGBT YA Author Kia Zi Shiru
Today I’m pleased to welcome Kia Zi Shiru back to Off the Page, talking about her new book Black Sheep: Loving in the Present. Kia Zi Shiru is a Dutch girl studying English and Creative Writing in the UK. Amongst … Continue reading
TopTenTuesday: Romances
This week’s topic is to list your top ten romance reads. Since I’m not a huge fan of romance, I’m going to cheat a little… So my Top Not-Quite-Ten Tuesday theme is: Top SF/F Romances
Why Can Movies Get Away With It When Books Can’t?
Recently, I discovered a science fiction film starring the adorably scruffy and British Jim Sturgess and lovely Kirsten Dunst. The trailer looked fantastic – suitably surreal and sci-fi-esque. I couldn’t wait to watch the movie titled Upside Down. The premise seemed original, … Continue reading
The Exemeus: An Interview
Today I’m pleased to welcome Folami and Abeni Morris to Off the Page chatting about their new book The Exemeus. Folami and Abeni Morris are a sister-sister writing team. Together they wrote (and rewrote) The Exemeus series, somehow managing to accomplish it without … Continue reading
Very Inspiring Blogger Award
I’ve been nominated for a Very Inspiring Blogger Award by YA author, Sara Hubbard! So chuffed – thank you Sara! The rules for this award are as follows: Display the award logo on your blog. Link back to the person … Continue reading
TopTenTuesday: 2013 Debuts
Top Ten Tuesday: The ten 2013 debuts you’re most looking forward to…
Obscura Burning Book Blitz
Thanks to Xpresso Reads, I’ll be going on a virtual book tour from 10- 24 January. The list of participating blogs is below. There’s no schedule so you’ll have to stop by different blogs each day to catch the posts. … Continue reading
A ‘New Adult’ Dilemma
This past week, I dived into a new novel. I did my preliminary research, sketched a rough outline, sketched more detailed character outlines, and started writing. While at first my idea seemed great and my characters awesome, I hit a … Continue reading