I have been on the telephone to radio stations around the country as part of my book tour. The radio chats are sort of the warm-up. They provide the opportunity for me to take the entire five-minute drive-time-live conversation with Barbara in Georgia stammering about what my book is about, where the heck Haines, Alaska […]
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I have been trying to fill out an author questionnaire sent to me recently by the PR woman at my publisher. She is very nice, and has no idea what anxiety she has caused me. She assures me this is quick and easy and fun. It has now occupied way more of my waking thoughts
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When If You Lived Here, I’d Know Your Name (Algonquin, 2005) was published I was in a Seattle nursing home recovering from a terrible accident. I was run over by a truck. (I know, it’s all material, but there are easier ways to find something to write about, trust me.) Anyway, with the new book,
I happened to be clicking around randomly on just a few of our Alaska writer website sidebar links, and I was pleased to see several exciting Alaska-authored books coming our way. This is not a complete list — in fact, I’m hoping you’ll tell me what I’m missing, whether the forthcoming books are yours or
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