I've whined before about how behind we are in our reading. NOW you know why.
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Feedback Request - The author of the book featured in Face-Lift 1514 would like feedback on the following version of the query. Hello [So and So], How do you teach cour...
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McGinnis Jr. Announces Memoir - Novelist Joe McGinnis Jr. recently shared on his social media channels the news of a memoir, to be published in October this year. Damaged People: A Memoir...2 months ago
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The paradox of insular language - We often develop slang or codewords to keep the others from understanding what we’re saying. Here’s an example (thanks BK) of the lengths that some are goi...1 year ago
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BUY ONE GET 2 FREE! - Buy my new hardcover and get two ebooks free! Really? Really! If you buy The Collector of Dying Breaths (hardcover only!) between today & Thursday & email ...11 years ago
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What you need to include in your email signature - As a book publicist, I often correspond with journalists and bloggers, via email as likely as not, these days. If I’m reaching out to someone with an unsol...13 years ago
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Agent Issues, Slush Pile Shenanigans - Whenever Miss Adventure hears the phrase "slush pile," she thinks of a delightful frozen drink with lots of mango and triple sec and tequila and orange and...19 years ago
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I particularly like the guard cats posted to ensure that nobody gets near that pile...
Shoot the cats. Only kidding. I like cats. I really do. I have two myself, both of which also believe they own the house and everything inside, including me.
Aw, happy Feline Overlords - particularly the one on the tartan blanky :-)
Cats: Scourge or Scapegoats? The debate continues. . .
That picture would be the perfect book cover for my story (LAZY CATS)
Jan
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