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Reviews and Convention-going news…

Posted on June 12, 2015 by fablecroft

Alex Pierce reviewed Cranky Ladies of History over at Goodreads and said so many lovely things, including (among a glimpse of each story in the volume): Look, it’s just great. A wonderful range of stories, of women, of styles, of close-to-history and … Continue reading →

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New reviews and a bit of news…

Posted on June 1, 2015 by fablecroft

River from Cherry Blossoms and Maple Syrup did a lovely little review of Phantazein, saying: My favourite story in the collection easily was The Nameless Seamstress by Gitte Christensen. Such a vivid and gripping story about a seamstress! Also Tansy Rayner Roberts … Continue reading →

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Mother’s Day Special Offer for CRANKY LADIES OF HISTORY

Posted on May 10, 2015 by fablecroft

Enjoy your Mother’s Day this weekend with 30% off the Cranky Ladies of History ebook at Smashwords! Use the coupon code MH66D when you make your purchase at Smashwords. Offer ends tomorrow!

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Rounding up the Cranky Ladies launch posts

Posted on April 24, 2015 by fablecroft

I realised today that I hadn’t done a final round up of the blog post series our authors contributed during Women History Month to celebrate the launch of Cranky Ladies of History. So now I’m doing that, in one easy click post! … Continue reading →

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New reviews!

Posted on April 19, 2015 by fablecroft

A nice mix of new reviews to report – thank you as always to the amazing readers who take the time to share their thoughts. In a truly wonderful review of Cranky Ladies of History over at Goodreads, Catherine Heloise notes … Continue reading →

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Cranky Ladies of History Mothers’ Day Special

Posted on April 17, 2015 by fablecroft

“…a strong anthology…” “…highly recommended…” “The works run the gamut of straight historical to historical fantasy.” “…a unique project…” “…an important collection of fiction that gives voice to an extraordinary selection of women from a broad range of backgrounds, eras … Continue reading →

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CRANKY LADIES OF HISTORY: A story about the story you won’t see (and why that’s okay)

Posted on March 28, 2015 by fablecroft

Welcome to Women’s History Month 2015, which has the theme “Weaving the stories of women’s lives”, which fits perfectly with our Cranky Ladies of History anthology project! After 18 months of work, including our successful crowd-funding campaign in March last year, we … Continue reading →

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New reviews and news

Posted on March 26, 2015 by fablecroft

We’re chuffed to see some wonderful reviews of Cranky Ladies out there. One new one is from Marlene at Reading Reality, who says of the book: The historical women in these stories kicked ass and took names. Sometimes literally, sometimes just figuratively. They … Continue reading →

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CRANKY LADIES OF HISTORY: The Pirate Queen of the Connacht

Posted on March 26, 2015 by fablecroft

Welcome to Women’s History Month 2015, which has the theme “Weaving the stories of women’s lives”, which fits perfectly with our Cranky Ladies of History anthology project! After 18 months of work, including our successful crowd-funding campaign in March last year, we … Continue reading →

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CRANKY LADIES OF HISTORY: Countess Bathory

Posted on March 24, 2015 by fablecroft

Welcome to Women’s History Month 2015, which has the theme “Weaving the stories of women’s lives”, which fits perfectly with our Cranky Ladies of History anthology project! After 18 months of work, including our successful crowd-funding campaign in March last year, we … Continue reading →

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