Tag Archives: Vigil
News: Film Options
I’m so delighted to announce that the wonderful Veronica Wain has optioned The Path of Thorns for film and the Verity Fassbinder series with an eye to a TV series adaptation. It’s early days yet, but I’m so excited by the possibilities! Stay tuned!
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News for Spanish Readers
I’m delighted to say that Dilatando Mentes Editorial will be bringing out several new translations of my work over the next few years.
In 2025 The Tallow-Wife and Other Tales will be translated and published.
And then in 2026, 2027 and 2028 respectively,
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New Audiobooks!
I’m delighted to say that all the Verity Fassbinder books are now available as audiobooks! Thanks to WF Howse for making this possible.
And just in time for the urban fantasy comeback!
You can listen to Taryn Ryan
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The Vigil audiobook is out!
Happy happy joy joy!
Well, lookee here! Vigil is out in audiobook form!Thanks to @WFHowse and Taryn Ryan for bringing Verity to life!If you’re into supernatural crime/urban fantasy and sweary girl detectives, give Vigil a go.To be
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On Writing and Finishing a Trilogy
Over at Always Trust in Books I talk about the agony and the ecstasy of finishing off my Verity Fassbinder supernatural crime/urban fantasy trilogy.
Write a trilogy, they said. It’ll be fun, they said.
*sigh*
I should start by
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Restoration: launch reminder and interviews
So, this is your last reminder to RSVP for the Restoration launch, which is happening tomorrow night at Brisbane Square Library. Me, Kim Wilkins, cupcakes, amusing profanities, books! So, 6pm arrival for a 6.30 start, details are Read more…
Restoration reviews
Grabs from the first couple of Goodreads reviews of Restoration – thanks to Paromjit and Imogene respectively. <3
1. Angela Slatter writes a bewitchingly compelling addition to this series. Her greatest strengths are her witty and humorous
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How exciting!
The lovely Dr Anita Harris is presenting a paper next week, and Vigil is one of the subjects! Always thought I’d be dead and dusty before something like this happened – if at all!
The 17th Biennial Symposium on Literature and
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