This week I interviewed the wonderful Hannah Fergesen. I adore her, and it is a privilege to work with her! Here’s a short clip from the show: For the full episode, go check our show out on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitchr, and many other platforms!
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Podcast episode number 2 up! The amazingly talented Trish Doller talks about her new book with Simon Pulse, START HERE, effective writing procrastination techniques, and relief work happening in the Bahamas right now. Here are the links to the Bahaman relief efforts Trish mentions during the episode. Red Cross HeadKnowles […]
Sara, Renee and I have been keeping the Web Monkey very busy behind the scenes lately, fixing our phone system, setting up new emails, building a forum for our clients, and now, designing a new “Books” page on the website to highlight our authors’ latest, greatest, hottest, or forthcoming titles. […]
You guys are rocking my world with all your comments on the previous post. I’m going to keep the contest running for one more day, and will announce the winner of either Maureen Johnson‘s new novel Scarlett Fever or Josie Bloss‘ forthcoming Albatross on Thursday. So keep commenting! And don’t […]
Rexroth, Trixie, and I are headed north this weekend to spend a week in snowy South Dakota with the Implausible clan. And, like the comic says, I am planning what I'll bring with me. Presents, of course, and clothes and boring stuff, but also: BOOKS!
Everyone seems to love a post about your book piles, as I got maybe the most comments on a post ever. Very exciting! Let's see if we can't keep that trend going today. I followed a link from Publishing Insider to an article in the Denver Examiner (local!) about what alcoholic beverages one should imbibe depending on what you're reading.
Let's be honest here: like so many of you, I love to read. I read voraciously. Manuscripts and submissions, yes, but I still have my favorite authors as well that I need to keep up with. When I moved in with Rexroth, we combined our bookshelves (well, some of them), and I discovered a whole other set of books I want to dive into. So, the question of the day is this: how do you track not just what you want to read, but what you have read?