Author: Deborah Cooke

  • The Medieval Chronicle

    Once upon a time, there was a publication for readers and writers called The Medieval Chronicle. It was published by the very charming Linda Abel, who I met right after selling my first book. (That was the Romantic Times conference in Savannah, Georgia in the spring of 1992. The theme was “Gone With the Wind”,…

  • First Review for GUARDIAN

    Talk about starting things off on the right foot. Below is Tanzey Cutter’s review of GUARDIAN, which will be posted on the Fresh Fiction site in the middle of September. (Gotta pop the cover into the post first.) “In February 2100, at the Citadel of the Daughters of the Light near New Seattle, the ceremony…

  • We Have a Winner!

    I just heard the news. FALLEN has won Best Paranormal/Fantasy/Time Travel Romance of the Orange County Chapter’s Book Buyer’s Best Award. Sue Grimshaw of Borders Group is the final judge. How exciting is that?!

  • An Url to Remember

    As I’ve mentioned bunches of times, I’ll be the Writer in Residence at the Toronto Public Library this October and November. There are some public events associated with the residency and a critique possibility for library patrons, but for those of you living farther afield, there is one more resource. I’ll be blogging at the…

  • Crowded Office

    There’s a line in my office, and I’m working my way through it as quickly as I can. Actually, it’s more of a queue, and it’s a queue of fictional characters in groups. They know each other, you see, so there’s also a background noise of chatter as they await my attention. First in line…