Sunday, April 22, 2007

Joan Wolf Interview Friday!

Joanwolf2006 It's interview time again!  This Friday, 4/27, Mary Jo will interview Joan Wolf.  http://www.joanwolf.com/

Joan has written 45 books over a 30-year span, including medieval mysteries, contemporary romances, Regency and historical romances, including prehistorical romances, and Dark Ages Britain.  One of her most popular books (with a foreword byRoadtoavalon  Mary Jo!) is The Road to Avalon.  http://www.joanwolf.com/coming.html  This book is being reprinted and due for release next month. If you are a fan of the King Arthur legend, you'll want to read The Road to Avalon, which has gotten consistently good reviews ever since its original release.  This is the Arthurian legend with a fresh and unique view.  Again, the interview is Friday, 4/27.  Hope to see you all there!

In the meantime, there's still time to enter Loretta's excerpt contest, below, so hurry and submit your favorite excerpts and you just might win a Loretta Chase book!

 

Apr 22, 2007 10:13:39 PM | Guests, Mary Jo Putney

1 Comment

Joelle

Hi,

Can hardly wait to read this interview !!!! "To the castle" will be release here in France on may 1st and the french front cover is sumptuous !!!
Love from France

Posted by: Joelle | Wednesday, April 25, 2007 at 01:51 PM

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