Author Archives: LK Rigel
I Can’t Not Look!
It’s Sunday! What fresh new insults to women – and men who like women – will Game of Thrones bring tonight? If I had any grit, I’d stop watching the series. But I can’t not look! I want to see … Continue reading
$100 Gift Certificate Giveaway
I’ve been trying to think of another giveaway while I finish up Bride of Fae , and I’ve frankly stolen this idea from my author friend Sandra Edwards and decided to run a CONTEST for all my readers out there! GRAND … Continue reading
Leopold’s (Final?) Upgrade
Here is the latest upgrade for The Loves of Leopold Singer . I think this one will stick at last. It’s coming out of Amazon Select on April 25 and will be back at B&N and iTunes.
The Ugly Treatment of Women in Game of Thrones
I’ve been grousing about Game of Thrones a lot since the new season started. The rampant degrading treatment of women is pissing me off. I’ve been bitching about it on Facebook, but I find I have a full post’s worth … Continue reading
April Reading Challenge and $25 Amazon Gift Card Too
Stella at Ex Libris is hosting a year-long reading challenge, and the Apocalyptos are sponsoring the month of April . This month, it’s all about Science Fiction Romance. If you review any (not just by LK Rigel) science fiction romance … Continue reading
Win a $100 Gift Card from Amazon or B&N
As Ereader News Today reports : Sandra Edwards is having a monthly contest for anyone who has read any of her books where she is giving away a $100 Gift Certificate from Amazon, BN or iTunes – winner gets to … Continue reading
Bleeder and Give Me Nominated For Best of 2011!
This is fun! The Romance Reviews has nominated Give Me – A Tale of Wyrd and Fae as Best Fantasy Romance of 2011! (Give Me is on sale now for only $1.49 for both Nook and Kindle .) But wait! … Continue reading
Give Me – Back at B&N and on sale.
My experiment with Amazon’s Lending Library isn’t over, but it’s certainly in a new phase. I’ve taken Give Me – A Tale of Wyrd and Fae out of the Select program, and it’s again available for Nook . Nook readers … Continue reading
500 Fairy Tales Freed From Archive
This story from The Guardian sounds like it could be a modern fairy tale in itself. I wonder what the magic words were to open the archive? A link to one of the new stories is included. I like the one … Continue reading
