Cover: Holding Onto Day

And here it is! The cover for Holding Onto Day, I hope you all like it as much as I do.

(Image reads: E. H. Timms, Holding Onto Day, An Aromantic Fantasy. A person with a cane stands silhouetted in the bright light from an open door.)

New Story coming: Holding Onto Day

Gentlefolk of all genders, I have an Announcement! My story Holding Onto Day will be out in October! Now available for pre-order at iBooks, Barnes and Noble, and Kobo, but not Amazon.

iBooks:  http://bit.ly/2QBe2In
Kobo: http://bit.ly/2WwVdeM
BandN: http://bit.ly/2YVWyta

Blurb:
Half a lifetime after the Split, when a world of myth and legend took over the night, grieving aro-ace widower Cal winds up snowed in at a waystation with post-breakup aro-allo Evvi. Proximity and patience draw them closer, both in the day when they are human, and at night, when they become vampire and werewolf.


I hope you enjoy it when it gets here, and if you have questions feel free to drop them in the comments.

Fully Funded

Just to say that Common Bonds is now fully funded!

Thanks to everyone  who boosted it, and everyone who backed it.

Common Bonds Anthology

I have another story coming out (hopefully) in an anthology called Common Bonds.

The anthology is about platonic relationships - friends, family, teachers, mentors etc - and my story is about a pair of retired adventurers turned shop-keepers helping a young friend of theirs figure out what he wants from a relationship.

It's in kickstarter at the moment, so if you want it, please back it!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/claudiearseneault/common-bonds/description

Hiatus

Quote of the week will be on hiatus while I focus on finishing the book I'm writing.

Back in a bit!

Quote of the week

"Most of the people who are going to be doing the whining ... aren't going to want to consider the possibility that you got it because you were better than they were."


David Weber in Storm from the Shadows

Quote of the week

"Oh brave. There can never have been a thing so brave. Rest now, for it is my turn and I'll hold, for you as much as any."


Guy Gavriel Kay in The Summer Tree