I’m deep into the last week of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month for any who don’t know – expect a post-NaNo round up next week), but I just had to pop on to say that my second child, Darksoul, has been reviewed in Publishers Weekly, and they’ve only gone and given it a starred review.
Getting a star is a pretty big deal in US book review terms, so I’m absolutely thrilled and a tiny bit gobsmacked that they liked it so much.
You can read the review here, which also includes links to pre-order the North American version, which is published on 8 January 2019. Perfect for all those book vouchers you’re all going to get for Christmas…
And don’t forget, anyone who wants a signed bookplate, just go to my Get in Touch page on this site and send me a message with your address and I’ll stick one in the post.
Huzzah!
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Anna Stephens a UK-based epic, gritty, fantasy author.
Anna is a literature graduate, a karateka, a HEMA practitioner and a dog owner, among other strange and nefarious pursuits and powers.
She's represented by Harry Illingworth of DHH Literary Agency and sub-agented by Cameron McClure of Donald Maass Lit Agency for North America.
The complete Godblind trilogy - Godblind, Darksoul and Bloodchild - is now available in all good book shops and online in the UK and Commonwealth (excluding Canada), with translated versions available - or soon to be available - in French, German, Polish, Dutch and Czech.
The Stone Knife, book one of Songs of the Drowned, is also available, as well as The Serpent and the Dead for Marvel and Gothghul Hollow (February 2022) for Warhammer Horror.
You can follow her on Twitter @AnnaSmithWrites or Goodreads and she has a Patreon for those who'd like to see monthly original fiction and detailed looks at her writing and editing process: https://www.patreon.com/join/annastephenswordseeker?
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