Narrelle M Harris: writer | editor | songwriter | crafter
Words are like oxygen
I’m delighted to announce that Ravenfall is now available in eformat at the following online bookstores: Ravenfall (Amazon US) Ravenfall (Amazon UK) Ravenfall (Amazon Aus) Ravenfall (iBook) I’m keeping an eye for it on other sites, like Kobo and Barnes & Noble Nook Books. If you spot it before I do, let me know and I’ll add it to the […]
» Read moreThis week’s new romance release interview is with: Suzanne Cass 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how hard was it to pick a title? The name of this book is Chasing Bullets, and yes it was VERY hard to pick the title. I had a working title of Undercover, but I decided that I needed to […]
» Read moreWhen 2016 came to a close, I was very happy with my writing year. A new novel, a new one-shot erotic spy adventure, several short stories and a poem all published! Who knew 2017 would get better? The biggest writing news of 2017 for me was winning the ‘Body in the Library’ category of the Scarlet Stiletto Awards with my […]
» Read moreToday, Tansy Rayner Roberts answers five questions about her new book: Tansy Rayner Roberts 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how did you choose the title? Girl Reporter – and it’s absolutely the clear, best, most obvious title for this story, given that it’s all about the ‘girl reporter’ trope in superhero stories. I may have […]
» Read moreThe fine people at Jay Henge have brought out another specfic anthology in time for the holidays! The blurb for Myths, Monsters, Mutatations is: Myths, tales of monsters, mutations of what’s real. Our entire history of storytelling, of myth and lore, of what we pass on to our children, and share around the campfire, has included stories of monsters. From […]
» Read moreThe end of the calendar year is coming, bringing with it school holidays, the Christmas break, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, the solstice and other observances and festivals, including the new year! Whatever the occasion – it’s always a good time for a book, am I right? Seems a good time to suggest a recommended reading list of the books I’ve enjoyed this […]
» Read moreThis week’s new romance release interview is with: Welton B. Marsland 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how hard was it to pick a title? It’s called By the Currawong’s Call, though it didn’t get that title until quite late in its development. For the longest time, all its bits and pieces had no actual title […]
» Read moreThis week’s romance release interview is with: SM Spencer 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how hard was it to pick a title? A Chance for Snow. I wanted to keep to the theme of “A Chance …” and knew this was to be a story set around Christmas, so this worked well. It wasn’t hard […]
» Read moreQuintette asks writers five quick questions. This week’s interview is with: Angela Kamerer-White 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how hard was it to pick a title? My first book is called The Band That Changed Her Life. It was originally titled 15 Grooms but I felt that was too obvious and didn’t really express the […]
» Read moreThis year I entered the Sisters in Crime Australia Scarlet Stiletto Awards for the very first time. The awards, hosted by Sisters in Crime and a number of generous sponsors, are for crime stories written by Australian women and with female protagonists. I am absolutely thrilled to have received the Body in the Library first place with my ghost story, […]
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