It's BSP Monday!
March 23, 2009
It's Blatant Self-Promotion Monday! Not for me, but for you!
Tell me about your latest book to come out or coming out!
Tell me about your work-in-progress!
Tell me about any book you've read recently (or ever) that you'd recommend!
Go for it!
Cheers,
Mark Terry
posted by Mark Terry at 6:10 AM
11 Comments:
OK . . .
http://www.amazon.com/Magickeepers-Eternal-Hourglass-Erica-Kirov/dp/1402215010/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1237816780&sr=8-1
and
http://www.amazon.com/Freudian-Slip-Erica-Orloff/dp/0373774222/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1237816807&sr=1-1
And working on a late-YA called Starcrossed, plus a thriller.
Last great book I read . . . LOVED the Mike Lawson Second Perimeter.
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How about two Orloffs in a row?
I just signed with Midnight Ink (a name from the past, I understand), for a mystery called HIDDEN FACETS (I think), set for publication in April 2010 (I think).
Now I've got to finish learning HTML so I can put up my website (www.alanorloff.com).
I just read Pushing Up Daisies by Rosemary Harris. Good book!
Love your blog, Mark!
Erica,
I'm looking forward to reading Magickeepers. I really am. And I bought the Second Perimeter on your recommendation. I'm looking forward to it, but it'll be a couple weeks before I get to it. So many books, so little time. :)
Alan,
Congratulations! Good luck with the website. I'm a website dummy. I just pay someone to do it for me. It ain't cheap, though.
I'll bite.
I'm currently doing NaNoEdMo, a spin-off of the National Novel Writing Month in which you spend the month of March committing 50 hours of editing to a NIP. I'm 30 hours into this process, in the final edit of the latest in my d'Arcy W. Carter mystery series, MURDER MOST MOTHERLY.
Chris,
Your title makes me mumble. All those m's. :)
Yeah, I've thought of changing it, but every time I come up with something different, my beta readers say they like the first title...
It's not a bad title, it's just a bunch of m's.
What is with all these people signing with Midnight Ink? Don't they have anything better to do?
Stephen,
From humble beginnings begins great things... Obi-Wan.
Well, I'm re-reading an 18-book series (for the THIRD time) to re-write a non-fiction essay. Man, I tell you, non-fiction kicks my butt. I pretty much gave up being able to do this essay, but my editor just sort of had no doubt, and I started to believe it, too.
So now I've got an idea that'll work, I think. And the author is guest editor (Laurell K. Hamilton), so it should be a great book. I think it's coming out in December.
For all the time it takes me, I get about a penny an hour, but studying a long series in depth? Priceless. I just have learned so much about writing series, between this essay and the Stephanie Plum one.
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