With the publication of The Spinner’s Game back in March, I decided to kick-start my Twitter account (@crispinakemp1) which I started in 2018 and had promptly abandoned.
To raise my profile (as they say) my activity has mostly been by way of retweets, some with quirky comments. But I’m also tweeting photos. Then at weekends, I tweet excerpts, first from The Spinner’s Child, and now from Lake of Skulls, with pictures of covers of course.
… and the NetGalley Reviewer, English Historical Fiction Author, Tony Riches, saw them and… he invited me to write a guest post on his blog, The Writing Desk. Woo and Wow!!! So I did. And yesterday he published it. Oh Yay! Oh Yay! Oh Yay!
Find my guest post on The Writing Desk here
So, thank you Tony
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Followed you 🙂
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That took me a few moments to work out. Yea, and I’m following you. 🙂
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Congratulations! 😊❤🌹👏👏👏
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Thank you, Jen 🙂 Things are moving. Slow, but moving
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A wonderful chance for you!
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Thank you. How to sell a book without spending a penny nor selling your soul 🙂
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Congratulations!!
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Hey that’s great! I read your guest post and it’s really interesting. I haven’t read a mythological fiction, perhaps, I don’t know the exact genre and I will surely read your book 😊
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I thank you. It’s not the usual fantasy-genre that’s for certain. I have it down as Historical Fantasy on Amazon, but it’s not really that, either
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Congratulations, Crispina! What a wonderful opportunity! I read the guest post and should anyone come across it who has yet to read your wonderful series, I have no doubt they will be persuaded to check it out. Fantastic! 🙂
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What eallty knocked me out was it was unsolicited. He approached me. I was… stunned. I said, ‘Hold out your arm, I’ll bite it off’
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Wonderful! Off to res it now!
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And your support, Dale, has been wonderful 🙂
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Ummm. What the hell did I write? Off to READ it now…
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Well, I really didn’t think you were gonna *res* it. Mind boggles at what that might be.
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Buahaha! Not sure…
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No, neither am I. Should we scrub that one?
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Congratulations! I’ve got a Twitter account but I never use it – too quick for me I think!
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I couldn’t get on with it first off. But going back to it, I find I can use it to promote the books. And enjoying adding my brand of humour to the various tweets. But oh, I stay far away from the politicals!!!
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Happy for you. 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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Congrats! On to check it out!
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Thank you. Big smiles 🙂
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And in the slow-to-catch-up category, don’t think I knew you did a gothic piece that young. I’m amused, because the two earliest stories I remember writing (both long gone) had gothic overtones: a disappearing grave, and a German vampire.
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I had mentioned it before, but as a preface to the Jerningham story. The Green Lady
The Green Lady also inspired Learning to Fly.
Yea, I think youngsters enjoy writing gothic
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