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Blog: Diana Peterfreund Topics:books, writing, publishing Writing Progress
2012
Sekrit Project: ER
2,000 / 75,000
Sekrit Project: OC
8,000 / 60,000
PIMP (final)
108,000 / 75,000
AtNS (due end of Jan)
15000 / 15000
OaFS (formerly MATKU, due 3/15)
2,570 / 2,500
NWSF (due Feb 29)
1134 / 1,000
StaSB (formerly EoTMI) (final Aug 1)
0 / 3,000
2011
PAP
91000 / 60000
Secret Project 2: BOED
11000 / 80000
Super Ridiculously Secret Project (SRSP)
0 / 30,000
Short Story 1: F
8000 / 7000
Short Story 2: SM
7500 / 7000
Short Story 3: BB
6000 / 6000
Short Story 4: THOA
5900 / 5000
Category Archives: Austen
Random Musings of a Bibliophile: I have a weakness for retellings of Austen novels. Why I am not sure, since most of them make me break out in hives and want to stab things. For Darkness Shows the Stars by … Continue reading
I just learned that the For Darkness Shows the Stars paperback is already available for pre-order at a few online retailers (like Amazon) and that is because… (drumroll, please): The release date has been moved up to July, 2013! Even … Continue reading
Posted in Austen, PAP, YA
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Today on Genreality I talk a little about why I’m not talking about my 2013 book. Also, I’m a guest agony aunt for Book Rat’s Austen in August “Dear Janeite” series, in which I discuss love between third cousins (and … Continue reading
Posted in Austen, genreality, writing life
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Sorry I’ve been such a terrible blogger of late. I’ve had my head down deep in revision land for my secret project, which I’m finally starting to believe will really, REALLY happen, so hopefully I’ll be telling you all about … Continue reading
Posted in Austen, giveaways, other writers, PAP
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Rampant Reads: “One of Diana’s major strengths as a writer is her characters, especially her women and girls, and this book is full of beautifully rendered people. Elliot is strong and determined, knowing she made the choice she had to … Continue reading
Leila Roy (Bookshelves of Doom) for Kirkus: I enjoyed it so wholeheartedly and so unreservedly that I told my husband that reading it was like “being stabbed over and over again…but in a good way”—a compliment reserved for my favorite … Continue reading
Today you can find me online: Doing a lengthy (and a little bit spoilery) guest blog at A Midsummer Night’s Read. Check it out. I talk about star caverns, endogenous retroviruses, and kissing (and why there’s not more of it … Continue reading
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I wanted to take a moment to talk about why I wrote “Among the Nameless Stars,” the free prequel to For Darkness Shows the Stars that’s available this month. It’s no great secret that I love writing short stories, both … Continue reading
So I’m a little worried that all that time on the internet last week following For Darkness promo may have broken my brain. Guys: I checked my Amazon rankings. I haven’t done anything like that since like 2006. It’s pretty … Continue reading
Posted in anthologies, Austen, PAP
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