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handsome young man working shoulder-to-shoulder, out on the sea month after
month, with only each other for company. Absolutely nothing. Yeah, I know,
false advertising. They look nice though. Feel free to fantasize.
I'm done writing the vampire novella trilogy, but can't stop
editing. It's weird--by this stage I usually hate the book and just want it off
my hands. However, this time I'm still enjoying working on it. I don't know if
it's a good or bad sign.
Finally, Academic Pursuits made it to Amazon too. It took two months, and I'm not too
thrilled about that.
On the other hand, Last Stop won't be out till early June, but it's already there. Waiting for a
book release is like sitting on anthill and trying not to think about it. What
I need to think about is the dreaded promo. At least I've sent copies out to
reviewers, so I can tell myself I'm not slacking. Mrs. Condit already gave a
positive review—it was a nice surprise.
Two months to reach Amazon is crazy! Is that typical for the publisher??
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the copy editing compliment, too. It's one of those quiet things - if it's done well, you don't notice... but if it isn't...
No, it was a third party snafu. It's still annoying, but what's done is done.
DeleteYeah, a clean copy is taken for granted.
Hi there. I'm a fan of your writing and just wanted to say I'm excited that you're working on the sequel to Hanging Loose. That book made me put you on my auto-buy list, actually... So yay! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. :) Unfortunately, the sequel is on hold. I still want to do it one of these days, though. I have a few other things in the works, maybe you'll like them too.
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