Authors in Their Own Words: Kelly Miller

I'd like to use this blog, among other things, to help writers and filmmakers get the word out about their work. In this time of Covid, the traditional routes of book/film promotion aren't going to be available for awhile... and likely a long time before they are anywhere near back to normal (i.e. readings/signings/conferences/film festivals).

I'd also like to cross-pollinate filmmakers and writers. Too often we end up in our own silos (#FilmTwitter or #WritingCommunity) when ultimately we are creatives and need exposure beyond those like-minded to us in creative endeavors.

So, I want to give creatives a chance to tell us about their work in their own words. A pitch, if you will, to potential readers/viewers.

Today I welcome Kelly Miller (twitter @Kellyrei007). She says...

"My book, Death Takes a Holiday at Pemberley, is a Pride and Prejudice Regency fantasy sequel. Mr. Darcy is forced to host an angel of death."

With the P&P connection and the hosting of an "angel of death" this sounds like a read folks would be interested in.

One Amazon reviewer had this to say about DTHP: "This is an excellent Pride and Prejudice sequel whose author was inspired by the classic fantasy movies Death Takes a Holiday, The Bishop's Wife, and Heaven Can Wait. It presents a unique paranormal approach to P&P."

I love that the review makes a connection between film and fiction!

Click the title below and share with those who might be interested.

Death Takes a Holiday at Pemberley