NEWS

Ebooks at last! I’ve just published two ebooks for adults, both written under my pen name Elizabeth Sage. Finding Home is a revised and updated edition of a romantic thriller about a surrogate mother, originally released in the U.S. in 2002 by Five Star as part of their First Edition Women’s Fiction Series. It’s now available on Smashwords and Amazon. Anything’s Possible is a collection of three short stories, free on Smashwords.

Great News! I’m thrilled to announce that two of my YA stories were shortlisted for the 2011 Surrey International Writers’ Conference Writing for Young People Award. And one of them, A Big Backyard Umbrella Dork, won the contest. There’s a cash prize and also publication in the SiWC conference anthology.

A huge thank you to SiWC and especially to contest judges Shelley Hrdlitschka and James McCann, and contest organizer, kc dyer .

Get Inspired! Check out my profile/interview for the new Get Inspired! series on Canadian YA writers. It’s part of the Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services website for teens, youthconnect.ca. I’m delighted to be in such good company.

More rights sold to Stabenfeldt!

Along with Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish rights, German rights for Seraphina’s Circle and Getting a Life are now sold to Stabenfeldt for their teen girl bookclub GIRL:IT.

Here’s the cover for the Norwegian version of Seraphina’s Circle. The title translates as Seraphina’s Special Place, and Morgan’s name is now Miranda.

Seraphina’s Circle will be published in August 2011 in Norway, Sweden and Finland, and in October 2011 in Germany.

Getting a Life will follow in all four countries in February 2012.

Listen to Seraphina in Norwegian on YouTube: