Also -- How did I forget Eliza?

The self-promo aspect of writing is annoying enough as is -- trying to think of where to say something and where not -- but how could I have forgotten to mention this on my own neglected blog? I guess neglected is the key word here.

Notorious Eliza won the 2011 Epic e-book award for Historical Romance! Go, Eliza!

What Heroes Look Like In Your Mind and Enchilada Lasagne

I blogged today over at e-harlequin about this weighty topic and my new wallpaper guy.

Also, I made this recipe last night for a potluck. It was great. (Unless, like my dh, you don't like the corn tortillas in it. He said they reminded him of old socks. (Not the flavor, though!) I'm not usually a fan of corn tortillas either, but when they're soaked in this fabulous sauce, YUM!

For the month of February, Harlequin's doing a Regency Bicentennial blog.

Lots of fun stuff about the Regency era, and there's even a quiz. To find out more, go here.

And in my personal news, Harlequin Historicals is going to publish another of my short novellas in their Undone! line. Yay!

Grumpy and Cursing

Back again after a long break, grumpy (don't know why) and blogging about cursing heroines on eharlequin. The post is here: To Curse or Not to Curse. The picture is Billingsgate fish market in London in 1736, where lots of cursing went on. (Please ignore the formatting gobbledegook which I couldn't get rid of but which perhaps made the subject of cursing more a propos.)

Cherry Slice revisited

I posted my Cherry Slice recipe on the Pink Fuzzies today. It's a great holiday treat. Enjoy!

More of the Giveaway - Elizabeth Rolls

It's Day 5 of the Harlequin Historical Holiday Giveaway, and today's author is Elizabeth Rolls. For a chance at both the daily prize and the grand prize of a Kindle-3G, click here.

Wassail! and the Harlequin Historical Giveaway

I've posted a recipe for wassail at the Pink Fuzzies today. It's delicious and nutritious!

Also, I talk a little about the Harlequin Historical Holiday Giveaway. Today's featured author is Jeannie Lin. Her debut novel, Butterfly Swords, is fabulous! To visit her site and enter her contest (and get a chance at the grand prize of a Kindle), go here.