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About: Anne Brooke

Website

http://www.annebrooke.com

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Anne Brooke’s fiction has been shortlisted for the Harry Bowling Novel Award, the Royal Literary Fund Awards and the Asham Award for Women Writers. She has also twice been the winner of the national DSJT Charitable Trust Open Poetry Competition. She is the author of six published novels, including her fantasy series, The Gathandrian Trilogy, published by Bluewood Publishing and featuring gay scribe Simon Hartstongue. More information on the trilogy is available at: www.gathandria.com and the first of these novels is The Gifting. In addition, her gay and literary short stories are regularly published by Riptide Publishing, Amber Allure Press and Untreed Reads. Her most recent gay short story is Where You Hurt The Most, published by Riptide. All her gay fiction can be found at: www.gayreads.co.uk. Anne has a secret passion for theatre and chocolate, preferably at the same time, and is currently working on a gay fantasy novella, The Taming of the Hawk. More information can be found at www.annebrooke.com and she regularly blogs at: http://annebrooke.blogspot.com.

Posts by Anne Brooke:

• May 22, 2012 Ebooks saved my life and other virtual musings

• May 10, 2012 Sleeping Arrangements by Madeleine Wickham: a holiday to remember

• May 3, 2012 The Lives of Ghosts by Megan Taylor: surrendering to the poetry of the dark

• April 26, 2012 Death Comes To Pemberley by P. D. James – but doesn’t leave much of an impression

• April 19, 2012 A Fragile Hope by Ken N Kamoche – where fragility becomes stronger than hope

• March 29, 2012 The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz: detecting perfection and a classic revisited

• March 22, 2012 Hidden by Katy Gardner – a question of trust

• March 12, 2012 The Pink Hotel by Anna Stothard: a Vulpes Libris winner revisited

• March 8, 2012 Heart of Tango by Elia Barcelo: where I am swept off my feet by an almost perfect passion

• February 23, 2012 Everything Beautiful Began After by Simon Van Booy: of beautiful beginnings and fading finishes

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