Until six years ago, I was a dabbler, never taking my writing seriously. Winter of 2005, I got the bug. Bad. When I finished that first (and probably last) novel two years later, I found I had a second job, so engrained had the daily writing schedule become. To spur me on, I started attending […]
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Our readers have spoken: the next selection for our 49 Writers online book club discussion is Nancy Lord’s Rock, Water, Wild. Pick up your copy soon, in preparation for our online discussion March 1 and 2. In the meantime, we’ll apply the old arm twist – it shouldn’t be hard – for an interview and
Deb: Use this blog! Read More »
Wait a minute — Title Wave, Anchorage’s biggest indie bookstore, isn’t having author signings? Or just fewer of them? And what kind of books, exactly, will they be stocking? Admittedly, there are changes underfoot and I asked Angela Libal, store manager, to help us sort it out. I think (hope!) the news really isn’t so
Andromeda: More on Title Wave’s author signings policies… Read More »
Ed. note from Andromeda: I hadn’t realized Title Wave had made this apparent policy change! I’m still a big supporter of TW and want to find out more. Today, we have Joan Kane’s take on the matter; we invite booksellers and other authors to weigh in… Could it be that Title Wave’s decision to stop
New Wave, No Wave: Guest post by Joan Kane Read More »
And here we are, three days from our online discussion of Cindy Dyson’s And She Was. It’s not too late to check out our interview with Dyson and pick up the novel for a great weekend read. Then stop by anytime Monday and Tuesday (Sept. 28 and 29) to leave a comment and see what
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