I've mentioned a few times that I have been editing for a local
publisher. It's been about a year since I first met with the senior
editor and founder of Savant Books and Publications. I've gone through the
interview, the training, the waiting for a manuscript, and the lengthy
process of editing an unfamiliar story and working with a new author (in
the midst of teaching, and for a time, editing someone else's psych
dissertation).
Well, I am stoked to announce (though I am keeping
the squeeing to a minimum), that today marks the release of my first
edited work with Savant: Purple Haze by George Hudson. You'll be
hearing more about it over the next few months, but I hope you'll take
some time to check out the description. You can buy it directly from
Savant, or through Amazon.
Purple Haze is about a murder
investigation set in Tennessee. A skull is found in a lake, and a
thirty-year-old mystery is brought to the surface...
The caffeine-induced trek of a fantasy writer on her quest to find an agent and get published, and the many paths to get there.
Friday, July 26, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Just Pictures...well, pictures and captions
Always a good suggestion, Tim Gunn. |
In the comments, what books would you wish this treatment on? |
I'd argue picking a favorite kid is easier (especially when it's not my kid). Favorite is the quiet one entertaining themselves with a book. |
Every day. |
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