teresa edgerton

Well, this looked like as good a place as any to say it. I am certain Madeline would not object... :D But Happy Birthday to Teresa! Virtual Tea and Crumpets and dark chocolate are on the boards. Party Hearty! Laura J. Underwood Author of DRAGON'S TONGUE

Being, of course, the second part of Teresa's 'Green Lion' trilogy. Teresa, I enjoyed this book immensely. I think I've now overcome my prejudice of the names and really got into the story. I enjoyed this book a lot more than the first in the series. I don't think that's any reflection on...

Debbie Ledesma interviewed me for epicsff.com. Actually, parts of it come from an older interview she did for another website a few years ago, but she's updated it, including some new questions (and of course some new answers). For those who are interested, here is the link...

A while ago I set myself the task of writing up reviews of some of my favorite older fantasies and posting them here at Chronicles. Those of you who visit my sub-forum -- well, those of you interested in reading about some of the books that have influenced and inspired my own writing -- might...

***Note to those who have not yet read the book- you may want to refrain from reading this post until after reading the book(s). I do, of course, heartily recommend doing so! Well, I just finished it and I have to say.... it was outstanding! I have to admit that I'm not suprised, after...

For those who have noted the absence of a map in THS: (copyright 2006, Madeline Howard)

Teresa, I finally finished Child of Saturn last night - another excellent read. This was your first book, I understand? The plaudits it won from none other than Feist, Kerr and Tad Williams must have made you feel good - they were all fully deserved, I hasten to add. What on earth made you...

This is supposed to be my final schedule. Fri, 14:30 Adapting the Brother’s Grimm Fri, 16:00 Themed Reading - Great Fight Scenes Fri, 17:00 Autographs Sat, 11:30 The Bathroom - Necessities of World Building Sun, 10:00 Moon - Mysticism, magic, fact and Lore Sun, 11:30 Beyond...

It's a cold, rainy afternoon here in Michigan. Despite the weather, I poured a pint of McEwan's Scotch Ale, grabbed a cigar from the humidor, and made myself comfortable on the back porch to start reading Goblin Moon. Theresa, you mentioned in the YA section that The Gnomes Engine may remind me...

I am beginning to be intensely interested in this subject in all its aspects -- stories, anecdotes, folklore, tips for raising them, everything -- because, if all goes well, sometime around the end of the summer I'm going to be the grandmother of twin boys. Since certain relatives have been...

I just have to say that I'm thoroughly enjoying the Hidden Stars, the only thing that is bugging me is the unpronouncable names of most anything. Even with the pronounciation list on your website, I found some a bit too much. Anyway, why did you opt for this hard (and sometimes long) names?

This book is divided into two books, and this review will only cover the first for now, because that’s all I have read so far. It just a few chapters and is essentially a long prologue where we meet some important characters and get some more insight in the Known World. The strongest part of...

... whether you came here from thehiddenstars.com looking for Madeline Howard, or teresaedgerton.com looking for my old message board Mrs. Edgerton's Salon, you are in the right place. Before I go any further: Welcome. I'm very glad to have you here. If you are confused by the sudden...

In my younger days (which always sound more colorful on paper than they actually were) I used to read Tarot cards professionally. For most of my adult life, actually, but about fifteen years ago I unconsciously started drifting away from the cards as writing absorbed more and more of my...

In an effort to simplify my life -- and weary of the effort required to maintain three different identities -- I've decided to rid myself of one of my extra personas. Obviously, as "Kelpie" is the identity with the least excuse for continuing she is the one who will have to go. She was only a...

Finished reading this last night and found it very enjoyable. Thinking about the prophecy got me speculating.What if Winloki is not the one the prophecy speaks of? What if its Cuillioc, I know he worships his mother, the empress, the godess and strives to please her but he also has a strong...

Writing as Madeline Howard Novels: The Rune of Unmaking: The Hidden Stars (HarperCollins 2004) A Dark Sacrifice (HarperCollins December 2007) Writing as Teresa Edgerton Novels: The Green Lion Trilogy Child of Saturn (Ace 1989, reprinted by the author 2020) The Moon in Hiding (Ace 1989) The...

I'm sure everyone with a book out succumbs to the temptation sometimes, whether we're what Brian calls traditionally published, self-published, POD, small press, or whatever. At least the numbers at amazon.co.uk stay put long enough, you have to figure that when they recalculate it actually...

Some of you already know this because I've confided in you, and some of you may have guessed on your own, since there have been hints (for instance the user title "Woman of Many Disguises" which I've used on and off), but it was something my publisher asked me to keep quiet about, and I've only...

It's finally online, and here is the link: http://stephenyoull.com/New46.html