About Me
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Although published in various genres of romance, both in print and electronic format, my first novel was historical, released by Warner Books (before
the big merger with Time) in 1989. Faith and Honor has since been reprinted and the second in the trilogy released. Most recently I am enjoying an
association with New Concepts Publishing and had a brief but satisfying association with Inara Press. I also have an illustrated children's e-book
published and hope to publish more children's books in the near future.
My interest in writing began at an early age when I wrote my first book in the second grade. Titled Windy Day, the book was thirty pages of
unpracticed prose about a girl and her horse (what else?), complete with illustrations. From that point, I read the first time through a book for pleasure
and subsequent readings were spent dissecting what had caught and kept my interest, the style in which the book was written, the flow or phrasing and
the particulars of description. Enamored of the lyrical quality of the written word, I was hooked. My love of history, research, the intricacies of detail
and stretching my imagination have aided me immensely through the ever-expanding process of learning my craft.
I hope to continue writing for a long time to come, sharing my work with wonderful readers. To you, my thanks!
Robin Maderich
aka Celia Ashley/Alyssa Deane
the big merger with Time) in 1989. Faith and Honor has since been reprinted and the second in the trilogy released. Most recently I am enjoying an
association with New Concepts Publishing and had a brief but satisfying association with Inara Press. I also have an illustrated children's e-book
published and hope to publish more children's books in the near future.
My interest in writing began at an early age when I wrote my first book in the second grade. Titled Windy Day, the book was thirty pages of
unpracticed prose about a girl and her horse (what else?), complete with illustrations. From that point, I read the first time through a book for pleasure
and subsequent readings were spent dissecting what had caught and kept my interest, the style in which the book was written, the flow or phrasing and
the particulars of description. Enamored of the lyrical quality of the written word, I was hooked. My love of history, research, the intricacies of detail
and stretching my imagination have aided me immensely through the ever-expanding process of learning my craft.
I hope to continue writing for a long time to come, sharing my work with wonderful readers. To you, my thanks!
Robin Maderich
aka Celia Ashley/Alyssa Deane