Showing posts with label Sri Minx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sri Minx. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Good News!!

It's been a Good News week at Minxy Manor this week, but by far the best has to be:
SRI'S CALL!!!!

Yes, our very own Sri Pammi got The Call from Harlequin Presents yesterday morning! You can read her story on her blog here.

Well done, Sri!

The Minxes are so proud of you,and incredibly pleased that we can share in your triumph. 

Courtesy http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/


Watch this space for more fantastic news...

Monday, September 10, 2012

Is it another day yet?

This past week, I've been dealing with a 2 year old with her leg in a cast-which BTW hasn't reduced her mobility one bit *stupid Sri*, a 4 year old with a 102 degree fever, a husband who's been interviewing left, right and center for a new job and is ready to drop a bomb on me and in the middle of all of of it, trying to steal some time somewhere to finish working on revisions requested by the editor.....

And, somehow we all survived....

So tonight...

I will be doing either this

 or this...
 or may be sign up for that course I've been meaning to take for a while...



Friday, January 13, 2012

Addicted to Series


My name is Sri and I’m a series ho. Give me a set of three dimensional characters, a dangerous paranormal world, or a memorable setting, whatever the time period, whatever the genre, I will return again and again to that set of characters.

Here are a few of the series I love, and wait on for the next installment.
  1. The Black Dagger Brotherhood by JR Ward
  2. Thomas Pitt series and William Monk series by Anne Perry
  3. Armand Gamache series by Louise Penny
  4. Immortals after Dark by Kresley Cole
  5. The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency Series by Alexander McCall Smith
  6. Lords of the Underworlds by Gena Showalter
  7. Guild Hunter series by Nalini Singh
  8.  The Gaslight Mysteries by Victoria Thompson
  9. The Elder Races novels by Thea Harrison
  10. Royal Spyness Series by Rhys Bowen
  11. The Amelia Peabody Series by Elizabeth Peters


Anytime a book comes out in the above series, and the first few of some of them were even written before I was born, I will pick it up ,glad to visit the same world, and in some cases, again the same characters, knowing that the author will deliver and surprise me.

How about you? Which authors or series are automatic buys for you? Do you like series novels where you can return again to that setting/fictional town/or world?

Monday, August 23, 2010

A New Minxy Arrival

The Minxes would like to congratulate Sri Minx on the arrival of a beautiful baby girl. 

We wish you lots of joy with your new princess!

Monday, June 28, 2010

Monday Minx - Sri

I’ve postponed writing about myself for 2 weeks and not because I’m lazy. Being 33 weeks pregnant, working full time and managing a 2 year old are making me forgetful. But my fellow minxes have been patient with me, so before they go, 'where is Sri again?' :) here I go. Being the least 'popular' of the minxes, not in terms of being hated, we are all lovely people, but as in, even with a blog of my own, I’m what they call an online recluse, I thought I would just mention a few points about me instead of a boring bio about how ordinary I am.

1. My father and my grandfather were both writers, and I grew up surrounded by books, so my eternal love story is with books. I think it was Romy who said she was a book whore and I'm right there with her. And I adore Romance, and find myself looking for it even in the most suspenseful crime thriller.

2. English is not my mother tongue. But, I have studied it through high school, so can’t use that as an excuse for bad grammar.

3. I’m a vegetarian. I’m asked once at least every day by one of my colleagues how I do it, and I say “I never ate meat, fish, or chicken in my life. So really, it’s easy for me.”

4. Once I had discovered Romance novels at the age of 13, I was obsessed with reading as many as I could lay my hands on. And this didn’t make my mother happy for she was worried about my grades. So I used to cover the novels with school text covers, hid them in my 7 year old cousin's school bag, because she didn’t check his bag like she did my own, and even bribed my brother to bring them home for me without her seeing them.

5. Being a part of the minxes is the best thing that could have happened to my writing because I’m surrounded by a fabulous group of lovely ladies who all get what I do every day and whose help can only make me a better writer. So, love ya minxes!!!