Well I can't believe how much time has passed since my last blog. What happened to this month? It's shooting past. Christmas came and went - I was ill yet again. Another bout of flu symptoms. I firmly believe I work in a sickness infested building now. Everyone seems to develop cold sysmptoms at the drop of a hat. When we all worked in the main station there was hardly any time taken for sickness at all.

So Erasmus and Authonomy.....
He was number 8 in the Young Adults chart. I took two days off and he has reverted to number 34. AND 103 books have been reviewed on my section alone in the two days. Lots of catching up to do then. Now it can be clearly understood why I have to neglect other sites including this one in favour of Authonomy.
Still getting some brilliant reviews though which is great.
If you have a need to view, you can go to www.authonomy.com put Eye of Erasmus or my name (teresa geering)in to search and it will come up. click on the book avatar and you can read the book or the comments below it.
If you can't be bothered to do that my website has a selection of them including warts and all.

Right then back to reviewing books on Authonomy.

HOT OFF THE PRESS FROM STRUGGLING AUTHORS:

GARY DAVISON MAKES IT PERSONAL http://strugglingauthors.co.uk/BookstoreGaryDavison.aspx

Renowned North East author, Gary Davison, is ‘making things personal’ by offering to sign copies of his novels dedicated to you. [This is for a trial period only, and is exclusive to Struggling Authors]

Simply pop along to the site to pick up your copy and tell him what you want the dedication to say.

Good morning dear reader just a reminder of the following good news.............

There are 2 more competitions running on the Struggling Authors website.

1. There's a chance to win a copy of Donald McDonald's book, Antichaos. Closing date 31/12/09


2. A signed copy of Jenny Smedley's book, Souls Don't Lie is up for grabs. Closing date 31/01/10


There is also details of the 'Novel Ending' competition with a chance to get published as the


prize. Go to the Competitions page at http://strugglingauthors.co.uk/competitions.aspx...............

Well look at me " Mrs I'm Published".


I did an interview with Jenny Smedley the renowned Author/ Radio/TV personality. Actually it was like chatting to an old friend and I loved it.


Take a peek;

It's not all authorisms as Jenny and I are also both psychics. So if you're into scientific and spiritual stuff. Or just want to see two authors, having a chat about how Jenny made her dream come true through the written word, start clicking that mouse (Laptops.....do what you have to do). You will need to look at ALL the links though to get the full interview.


http://strugglingauthors.blogspot.com/2009/12/we-have-interview-with-author-tv-and.html http://www.strugglingauthors.co.uk/ .



Where would I be without Richard Grayling? He set up the links for me. Bit of a numpty I am when it comes to those.

You can check his blog/website out too while you're there.

http://strugglingauthors.blogspot.com/

http://www.rgrayling.co.uk/



Right then - back to http://www.authonomy.com/ to see how the Eye of Erasmus is doing.

I have been very humbled by some of the comments by editors and journalists etc.

Woohoo Im jumping up and down in excitement.
Me ole mucker Reg Jones is having one of his short stories put into print, at the House of Horror.
It's called the Ides of March and below is what they said...............


Thank you for submitting The Ides of March, and I am glad to say we will be publishing this piece for Issue 9 at House of Horror. A great story, love the vampire twist and you pulled it off nicely. The ending was really good, I loved this one. Good job! Welcome to House of Horror.

You've done it Reg, you're on the ladder. Great news.
Go to his web site http://www.divisionofthedamned.com and take a peek at all his other spooky writings.