cj Sez: Yep, today is a good day to pay it forward…
Mobile area readers and writers, mark your calendars for
this one-day FREE conference:
Browse the shelves of Mobile's beautiful Ben May Library, sit in on workshops, and meet local authors who'll also be available to sign their books. I'll be moderating a panel and hope to see you there.
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Authors everywhere:
ONLY ONE MORE WEEK . . . Sunday March 10
is the deadline to apply for one of the upcoming Kerouac Project writers-in-residence slots. Each residency is an approximately three-month-long
stay at a cottage in Orlando, Florida, to write your novel.
Applications are being accepted for:
Fall residency:
September 1 to November 21, 2019
Winter residency: December 1, 2019 to February 20, 2020
Spring residency: March 1 to May 22, 2020
Summer residency: June 1 to August 21, 2020
For more info, check out this site https://bit.ly/2UBIgeV
To apply, visit the Kerouac Project website (If the link is broken try this: https://www.kerouacproject.org/ )
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“Did I mention that Trouble's latest adventure, TROUBLE'S
WEDDING CAPER, by Jen Talty, is available Feb. 4th? Perfect timing for
Valentine's Day."
Find the rest of the series here: https://amzn.to/2t1JMvb
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That’s it for this week’s post. You-all guys keep on keeping
on, and I’ll try to do the same.
cj
I loved the way each chapter ended with a big “omigosh” moment that made it
hard to put it down, just because I needed to find out what happens next. I
suppose that’s the essence of suspense. Her style reminded me of Dan Brown, since
he similarly keeps those chapter-to-chapter hooks going.
She obviously did a lot of research in several diverse fields to keep the details so wonderfully specific and accurate relative to weaponry, aeronautics, biology, astronomy, Japanese, and various secret government agencies and programs. Very impressive.
Great job! I can’t wait to see her next one.
She obviously did a lot of research in several diverse fields to keep the details so wonderfully specific and accurate relative to weaponry, aeronautics, biology, astronomy, Japanese, and various secret government agencies and programs. Very impressive.
Great job! I can’t wait to see her next one.
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