Tag Archives: Carnevale

I should be mowing the lawn but…

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Joy Lynn Fielding

Instead I am enjoying the dual excitement of release day for An Impossible Mate and the fact that A Gilded Cage has just received a wonderful 5 Sweet Pea review from Becky Condit at Mrs Condit & Friends Read Books. … Continue reading →

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How to upset your dog in one easy lesson

Posted on September 10, 2013 by Joy Lynn Fielding

Listen to different types of wolf howls, again and again, all in the name of research, and only notice after about half an hour that the faithful old Lab is no longer curled up safely snoozing in his basket but … Continue reading →

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A 5 star review for ‘Carnevale’

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Joy Lynn Fielding

Some days are better than others, as a minor character in one of my favourite Blake’s 7 episodes was fond of saying. Today I woke up to a lovely surprise – a really wonderful review of Carnevale from Susan MacNicol … Continue reading →

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A new book, and gondoliers.

Posted on May 24, 2013 by Joy Lynn Fielding

While research into eighteenth century Venice was fun for its own sake, I’m delighted that Siren BookStrand have accepted the novella for which it was undertaken. Titled Carnevale, it’s due to be published on July 30th, and follows the fortunes … Continue reading →

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