Ruth Frances Long's Blog, page 15

Oooo a bag… What’s in the bag? BEAUTIFUL THINGS! … Continue reading →

I promised book launch news and here it is. We will be officially launching A CRACK IN EVERYTHING, the first in my new YA trilogy on the 4th of September in the Gutter Bookshop, Cow’s Lane, Dublin 2. There’s a … Continue reading →

Unfortunately I wasn’t able to get to the Romantic Novelists Conference due to personal circumstances. Ah well, next year…   In other news my Loncon3 schedule has changed slightly and is now as follows: Autographing 6 – Ruth Long Saturday … Continue reading →

As the summer rolls around I’m starting to prepare for conferences and conventions. Here’s where I’ll be: The Romantic Novelists Conference, Harper Adams University, Telford, UK – 10th-13th July I’m here mainly for the giggles, I fully admit, but I … Continue reading →

You know that saying about buses – you wait ages at the bus stop and then two turn up at once. Apparently it’s the same with covers! I promised you that you wouldn’t have to wait too long for the … Continue reading →

The Mirror of Her Power, a tale of magic and desire, is out now and available on the Taliesin website at the special New Release discount price of $2.79 for the time being. So get it soon, before that time … Continue reading →

Leading up to the release of The Mirror of Her Power on Thursday, here’s a booktrailer I put together.Enjoy… The Mirror of Her Power by R. F. Long … Continue reading →

I’ve been locked away in the editing cave but I’m just sneaking out into the sunshine for a moment to go … Ta-DAH! And reveal the cover for my new paranormal romance which comes out next week (NEXT WEEK! EEK!). … Continue reading →

So I promised some people photos from our Easter trip to Co. Clare, Bunratty Folk Park, the Burren, the Cliffs of Moher etc etc. Boy are you going to regret that request. Sit back, this may take some time… (hope … Continue reading →

So here it is folks – the IBbY ebook for Children’s Book Day. Shoes Ducks and Maids of the Sea is a collection of thirteen short stories retelling the classic tales of Hans Christian Anderson with an Irish eye. There … Continue reading →