"Fantastic" discovery

[reviews_and_ramblings]

You know yes that I'm a freak for booklists and old covers... one of my favourite sites to search info is an English site, Fantastic Fiction. It has a lot of booklist, also of old authors, and a lot of covers, most of the time in big format. And it's free, that is even better. One fault, it consider only print books.

It's very detailed for romance authors, and also for sci-fic and other genre. Till now I haven't found a M/M romance author listed... till now, since tonight, guess who I found?

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/b/ally-blue/

Congrats Ally, you are a pioneer!

I don't know if there is a formal way to ask to be listed, but I know that this is a site very popular in Europe, especially in Italy, among the romance readers, and so, if some of my friend authors are searching a way to be "found" from wandering reader on the net this is a good one. DO you want to leave Ally all alone there? Guess not!


Cover Art by Christine M. Griffin


Cover Art by Christine M. Griffin

Comments

[rbm00.livejournal.com]

Actually, m/m authors have been listed before Ally Blue. I know Josh Lanyon was up there for a long time, and several other m/m mystery authors. I don't know about anyone else because I only use that site to check on series :)

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

are you sure? I haven't found any of the authors I read, for example baumbach and langley are't there and they are among the most sold in print. and no one of the torquere authors are there I think. but maybe I browse more the publishers website. Elisa

[erastes.livejournal.com]

I've been wanting to get on there for ages, but have no idea how it's done.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

Have you try to write to them? there is an email on the bottom of the page. With your Standish in print and also all the anthologies you have, I think they should consider you. And then you are English like them! Elisa