May 17, 2013

    The Bronx is Up and So Am I, pt II

    I’m from New York, have I ever mentioned that? Yeah, I thought so — after more than 40 years in the SF Bay Area, part of me has never stopped being a New Yorker, which means part of me has never stopped talking about how much I love my first city. So I’m thrilled to [...]

    May 10, 2013

    Back to My Roots, This Time as Pam Rosenthal

    No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you, that is indeed a beautiful, brand new cover, giving new life to the first romance novel I ever wrote, The Bookseller’s Daughter, available as an e-book this May 28 from Samhain Publishing (and all the other e-book venues as well). Almost a Gentleman actually hit print first, but The [...]

    April 17, 2013

    The Shy P0rn0gr@ph#r – With Drinks, Angst, and Jane Austen

    Michael said I read too quickly and should have leaned into the mic at Writers With Drinks last Saturday night. Both of which are probably true, since in fact I was kind of nervous, due to a raging attack of am-I-really-a-writeritis. Not publishing anything new for a few years can do that to you, I [...]


 

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Almost a Gentleman

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“...one of the most erudite, adventurous, and intellectually playful authors of erotic historical romance."
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The Edge of Impropriety



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