When my editor said he was sending "Bound Uncorrected Manuscripts," I thought he meant something about the size of a computer paper page with a ring binding.
But no! Today, I got home to find on my doorstep something that looks like a little book! (Like an ARC, if you’ve seen one of those.) They were Bound Uncorrected Manuscripts of Prospero Lost. They’re so cute! Kind of a salmon color. Wow!
Here, again, incase anyone is interested, is the link to the first chapter of Prospero Lost. (If you read it, please come back here and tell me! ;-)
I just read it. Very good. As an Oregonian, I like that it starts off in Oregon, too. :)
Only parts of it happen in Oregon…but that’s her home, and she returns there a number of times. ;-)
So glad you enjoyed it!!!
It gets better, too. The beginning is the weakest part.
I just read it. Very good. As an Oregonian, I like that it starts off in Oregon, too. :)
WooHoo! Another step closer to the bookstore shelves! Hugs and smiles, Jean Marie
Thanks!
Only parts of it happen in Oregon…but that’s her home, and she returns there a number of times. ;-)
So glad you enjoyed it!!!
It gets better, too. The beginning is the weakest part.
WooHoo! Another step closer to the bookstore shelves! Hugs and smiles, Jean Marie
Thanks!
I really want to read this!
Can’t wait to read the whole novel! When will it be out?
I notice that Gregor died in 1924. Had he by chance been transformed into a giant bug?
Re: I really want to read this!
It will be out next summer.
>I notice that Gregor died in 1924. Had he by chance been transformed into a giant bug?
Oh, that made me laugh! Not sure how to answer that one, as it comes disturbingly close to the truth. The simple answer is no, not a bug. ;-)
I really want to read this!
Can’t wait to read the whole novel! When will it be out?
I notice that Gregor died in 1924. Had he by chance been transformed into a giant bug?
I read it. Now I want to read the rest of it, but I shall have to wait. *g*
Summer 2009.
I’ll announce it, of course. ;-)
I read it. Now I want to read the rest of it, but I shall have to wait. *g*
Re: I really want to read this!
It will be out next summer.
>I notice that Gregor died in 1924. Had he by chance been transformed into a giant bug?
Oh, that made me laugh! Not sure how to answer that one, as it comes disturbingly close to the truth. The simple answer is no, not a bug. ;-)
Summer 2009.
I’ll announce it, of course. ;-)