Charlottesville Bookworm (Jeannine)
@cvillebookworm.bsky.social
📚 A well-read woman is a dangerous creature.
🕵🏻 Historical everything, mystery, romance, and fantasy
🏠 Bear Haven Little Free Library
📍 Charlottesville, VA 💙
🕵🏻 Historical everything, mystery, romance, and fantasy
🏠 Bear Haven Little Free Library
📍 Charlottesville, VA 💙
I love it when I find a sequel on Goodreads before it has popped up on my social channels.
If you read Earl’s Trip by Jenny Holiday and wanted more, a second book is coming next May! From Kensington.
Who doesn’t love a punny title? And aren’t those covers adorable?
#historicalromance #booksky
If you read Earl’s Trip by Jenny Holiday and wanted more, a second book is coming next May! From Kensington.
Who doesn’t love a punny title? And aren’t those covers adorable?
#historicalromance #booksky
December 2, 2024 at 7:14 PM
I love it when I find a sequel on Goodreads before it has popped up on my social channels.
If you read Earl’s Trip by Jenny Holiday and wanted more, a second book is coming next May! From Kensington.
Who doesn’t love a punny title? And aren’t those covers adorable?
#historicalromance #booksky
If you read Earl’s Trip by Jenny Holiday and wanted more, a second book is coming next May! From Kensington.
Who doesn’t love a punny title? And aren’t those covers adorable?
#historicalromance #booksky
Some trad publishers have decided readers aren’t in the market for historical genres.
I’ve already seen disappointing choices in #historicalmystery (two in this pic are firsts in series that weren’t continued by Berkley) and I am sad to hear that #historicalromance authors are experiencing cuts.
I’ve already seen disappointing choices in #historicalmystery (two in this pic are firsts in series that weren’t continued by Berkley) and I am sad to hear that #historicalromance authors are experiencing cuts.
November 30, 2024 at 10:28 PM
Some trad publishers have decided readers aren’t in the market for historical genres.
I’ve already seen disappointing choices in #historicalmystery (two in this pic are firsts in series that weren’t continued by Berkley) and I am sad to hear that #historicalromance authors are experiencing cuts.
I’ve already seen disappointing choices in #historicalmystery (two in this pic are firsts in series that weren’t continued by Berkley) and I am sad to hear that #historicalromance authors are experiencing cuts.
There’s a lot of discussion on bookthreads about publishers/agents saying historical romance is out because younger readers want romantasy. Does #booksky agree?
Why ignore older readers? I have way more time to read and more money for books now than I did when I was in my 20s and 30s.
Why ignore older readers? I have way more time to read and more money for books now than I did when I was in my 20s and 30s.
November 29, 2024 at 1:41 PM
There’s a lot of discussion on bookthreads about publishers/agents saying historical romance is out because younger readers want romantasy. Does #booksky agree?
Why ignore older readers? I have way more time to read and more money for books now than I did when I was in my 20s and 30s.
Why ignore older readers? I have way more time to read and more money for books now than I did when I was in my 20s and 30s.