Thoughts on the wild, the weird, and the romantic from author Joy Nash

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Joy Nash is a USA Today Bestselling Author and RITA Award Finalist applauded by Booklist for her "tart wit, superbly crafted characters, and sexy, magic-steeped plots."

» Thursday, February 15, 2007

Getting LOST again

How are all the LOST fans liking the resumed season?

I was VERY happy to be out of the Others' camp this week and back on the beach. I'm not much into the torture thing, and I just had trouble with the whole Ben's-spine-tumor subplot. Ben is creepy, Julie is creepier, and just what is the point of torturing Jack into submission so that he'd operate on Ben, when he would have done it in a heartbeat if they had just asked him nicely?

And btw, what the heck ever happened to Ms. Klu? Did the producers decide since the token African American, Michael, had left the island, that the tall, interesting black woman in the Others' camp should just inexplicably disappear, too?

IMO, after an incredible first season, the show really floundered last year, with new characters thrown in and killed off with a rapidity that made my head spin. Meanwhile, some of my favorites were almost completely forgotten.

So I was happy to leave the Jack-Kate-Sawyer thing behind and get back to Charlie, Hurley, and Desmond. Still not enough of Sayid, though (sigh). Anyhoo, the ending of last night's episode was a cool twist!

I really, really, hope Desmond is mistaken about Charlie...

Later...

Joy Nash
www.joynash.com

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» Thursday, February 01, 2007

RT Awards!

I was dancing on the ceiling when I found out last week that THE GRAIL KING has been nominated for a Romantic Times magazine Reviewers Choice Award in the Historical Fantasy!

My good mood got even better when I saw how many of my talented writing friends were also nominated: Jennifer Ashley for Penelope & Prince Charming, Robin T. Popp for Seduced by the Night, Susan Squires for The Burning, Marianne Mancusi for What, No Roses?, Rhonda Thompson for The Cursed One, Marjorie M. Liu for Shadow Touch, Eloisa James for The Taming of the Duke, Shirley Hailstock for My Lover, My Friend, Michelle M. Pillow for Maiden and the Monster, Cricket Starr for Fangs for the Memories, Eden Robins for After Sundown: Redemption, and Tina Gerow for Into a Dangerous Mind. I've read many of the above books and I can tell you that they are all fantastic!

Joy

Until next Friday...

Joy Nash
www.joynash.com