As some of you already know, I used to write for Harlequin. I found out something interesting that I did not know. After a certain amount of years I can get back the rights to my books and publish them again. All I have to do is contact the Contract Department at Harlequin and get a release in writing. Awesome!
What does this mean? I am going to re-publish my old Harlequin Intrigues as ebooks. Plus, I have a couple of romantic suspense novels that were never published. They have been sitting around, collecting dust. It's time to put them to work.
I have no idea what name will be on them yet. I originally used Kasi Blake, but I signed away the use of it to Harlequin, so I would have to get the rights to that back to if I was to use it. I'm thinking of using a pen name instead like Braile Chandler, Brenda Blake, or something with the last name stone. Which one do you think sounds better for a romance writer?
I don't want to use K. C. Blake because that is on my YA novels.
4 comments:
I like Braile Chandler better.
I'll second Stephanie and say Braile Chandler. I like it. :)
I'm the wrong person to comment on names, since I'm so bad at remembering them, but . . . Harlequin kept your name?!
Braile Chandler sounds good to me too. Good luck!
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