Well, I suppose I'd better come clean 'cos I've been a tad bit distracted by deadlines. Khepera Rising releases in print next month. Understandably I'm very excited about this because it means I can import copies to sell to my friends who are technological dinosaurs and either can't or won't experience the joys of electronic books.
See:
http://www.lyricalpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=193
or
http://www.amazon.com/Khepera-Rising-Nerine-Dorman/dp/1616501669/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1274198041&sr=1-1
COMPETITION
You're not going to escape this easily. I'm running a competition this month to promote Khepera Rising's print release. Blog about Khepera Rising's print release or share it on some social networking site. Email me the link or screen shot to nerinedorman@gmail.com
The first entry received wins an electronic copy of the novel.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: TITANIC-INSPIRED LINE, open to all genres
I'm actively seeking submissions for publication through Lyrical Press, Inc.
See: http://nerinedorman.blogspot.com/2010/05/call-for-submissions-titanic-inspired.html
Editor, author, book reviewer & somewhat a graphic designer.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Call for submissions: Titanic-inspired line
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Call For Submission: Titanic themed line
Genres: All
Sensuality level: All
Length: short (15 000 words) to novel-length (90 000 words)
Key characteristic: Must focus on the tragic maiden voyage of the Titanic
Deadline: November 30, 2010
Please follow Lyrical Press’ guidelines found here: http://www.lyricalpress.com/submissions when submitting. Send submissions to nerine@lyricalpress.com
Who among us hasn’t watched Titanic? Or at least heard about the ill-fated White Star Line passenger liner which sank four days into her maiden voyage on April 15, 1912? Harking back to the romance of a past age, the RMS Titanic was, at the time of her construction, the largest and one of the most luxurious passenger steamships in her time. More than 1 500 people perished when she struck an iceberg and sank—one of the greatest peace-time maritime disasters in history.
This event has been brought to life in film and fiction, a human drama that has captured the imagination of many. Each person aboard that ship had some story. Perhaps a down-at-heel Irish immigrant seeking a better life in America? A rich German countess enjoying a pleasure cruise with her lover? Or, what about an idealistic young steward proud of the start of his career aboard this Olympic-class liner? Whether they survived or perished, each person aboard that ship was part of a story, and we invite you to share your vision. Delight us with your tale of true love triumphing against all odds or share the despair of inescapable horror set against this dramatic backdrop playing out on the frigid Atlantic.
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Call For Submission: Titanic themed line
Genres: All
Sensuality level: All
Length: short (15 000 words) to novel-length (90 000 words)
Key characteristic: Must focus on the tragic maiden voyage of the Titanic
Deadline: November 30, 2010
Please follow Lyrical Press’ guidelines found here: http://www.lyricalpress.com/submissions when submitting. Send submissions to nerine@lyricalpress.com
Who among us hasn’t watched Titanic? Or at least heard about the ill-fated White Star Line passenger liner which sank four days into her maiden voyage on April 15, 1912? Harking back to the romance of a past age, the RMS Titanic was, at the time of her construction, the largest and one of the most luxurious passenger steamships in her time. More than 1 500 people perished when she struck an iceberg and sank—one of the greatest peace-time maritime disasters in history.
This event has been brought to life in film and fiction, a human drama that has captured the imagination of many. Each person aboard that ship had some story. Perhaps a down-at-heel Irish immigrant seeking a better life in America? A rich German countess enjoying a pleasure cruise with her lover? Or, what about an idealistic young steward proud of the start of his career aboard this Olympic-class liner? Whether they survived or perished, each person aboard that ship was part of a story, and we invite you to share your vision. Delight us with your tale of true love triumphing against all odds or share the despair of inescapable horror set against this dramatic backdrop playing out on the frigid Atlantic.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Call for Submission: BDSM
And now a word from my publisher:
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Call for submissions: BDSM
Lyrical Press is actively acquiring erotic tales with a strong focus on BDSM.
Let your imagination run wild. Explore the darker side of sexuality. Shed all inhabitations and give free reign to your secret fantasies. Entangle us in a world where sexual boundaries are pushed and readers can dance on a razor’s edge of sex and danger.
Sensuality level: Red hot
Length: 30,000 – 80,000 words
Key Characteristics: Strong sexual relationship between main characters. Elements of bondage and S&M that explore the dominant/submissive roles of a BDSM relationship. Multiple partners acceptable.
Deadline: None
Submission Guidelines: http://www.lyricalpress.com/
Submissions eMail: submissions@lyricalpress.com
If you dare to write it, we dare to consider it.
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