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Jun. 9th, 2009
We Are Proud to Present...
Jun. 9th, 2009 11:43 pm...the Really Cool News:
Book View Cafe Adds Judith Tarr to Line-up
Book View Cafe is pleased to announce the addition of Judith Tarr to the roster of authors presenting work for free at its website. Tarr will be the second new author Book View Cafe has invited since its initial launch last November. Alma Alexander was added in May.
Tarr is the author of numerous fantasy and historical novels and stories including The Hound and the Falcon trilogy, World Fantasy Nominee Lord of the Two Lands, and most recently Queen of the Amazons and Bring Down the Sun. She also writes as Caitlin Brennan (The Mountain's Call and sequels from LUNA) and Kathleen Bryan (The Serpent and the Rose and sequels from Tor).
Tarr’s first offering at Book View Cafe will be her short story, “Classical Horses,” which posted on Wednesday, June 10. “Classical Horses” was first published in the 1991 DAW anthology, HorseFantastic, edited by Martin and Rosalind Greenberg.
Visit Judith Tarr’s Bookshelf at Book View Cafe.
I'm delighted to be part of this venture, and will be posting a weekly blog on "Horses for Writers" starting on Monday the 15th. Come and see!
Book View Cafe Adds Judith Tarr to Line-up
Book View Cafe is pleased to announce the addition of Judith Tarr to the roster of authors presenting work for free at its website. Tarr will be the second new author Book View Cafe has invited since its initial launch last November. Alma Alexander was added in May.
Tarr is the author of numerous fantasy and historical novels and stories including The Hound and the Falcon trilogy, World Fantasy Nominee Lord of the Two Lands, and most recently Queen of the Amazons and Bring Down the Sun. She also writes as Caitlin Brennan (The Mountain's Call and sequels from LUNA) and Kathleen Bryan (The Serpent and the Rose and sequels from Tor).
Tarr’s first offering at Book View Cafe will be her short story, “Classical Horses,” which posted on Wednesday, June 10. “Classical Horses” was first published in the 1991 DAW anthology, HorseFantastic, edited by Martin and Rosalind Greenberg.
Visit Judith Tarr’s Bookshelf at Book View Cafe.
I'm delighted to be part of this venture, and will be posting a weekly blog on "Horses for Writers" starting on Monday the 15th. Come and see!