jessicamarting.bsky.social

@jessicamarting.bsky.social

SFF/PNR romance author, crafter, avid reader, makeup enthusiast. She/her. ESCAPE VELOCITY (The Coalition Book 1) out now! linktr.ee/jessicamarting

A reminder to Ontario voters: forget what the polls say. Most of these polls are commissioned by Cons to make it seem their victory is inevitable. Notice how all the "polls" Federal Cons have commissioned before PMJT resigned have suddenly stopped? It was all voter suppression. Please vote.

My giant-ass box of bubble mailers *and* two boxes of books arrived today, necessitating a couple of Uber rides across east Toronto to pick up everything. Signed paperbacks will be available on Etsy soon, including copies of Echo, the last book in New Eden.

Etsy store revived. ChitChats account set up. Looking forward to being able to offer signed paperbacks to readers outside of the Zon, who refuse to give the paperback buy box back to me, resulting in resellers drop shipping $20 books for $80 and up.

Heads up to fellow steamy romance writers... B&N has deleted 33 of my 69 titles thus far. As of today, they have kept all of the Avon/HarperCollins listings...because, of course, they did. And they still have my three latest cyborg romance releases likely because they have solid sales.

I have opened the edited file of the last New Eden book and am ready to tackle everything in Track Changes. I hate edits, so I’m putting this out there in the universe AND announcing that I will be finished with them by the end of the weekend to hold myself accountable.

What a terrible loss for his family and Canadian literature. I was lucky enough to meet Andrew Pyper when I won a writing award in 1998—he was the writer in residence at Trent University (iirc) and gave the keynote at the awards ceremony (cont) www.thestar.com/news/gta/and...

Andrew Pyper, Toronto writer of literary thrillers, dead at 56

Toronto writer Andrew Pyper, whose debut novel "Lost Girls" launched a career of bestselling, award-winning literary thrillers, has died.

thestar.com