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I’ve pulled a quote from the article not only because it
puts the new book in a desirable, but conflicting light, but also because I
hadn’t realized I could drive a reader to drink. Is this good?
“Killing Frost is a beautiful,
bittersweet farewell, both depressing and uplifting. It made me want to hug my wife, or buy a dog.
Or maybe just drink a lot. You think crime novels are hard boiled? Try growing
old.” — Kevin Burton Smith, Mystery Scene.
I suspect the
review season is over. I feel honored and lucky. It also
means I can get back to writing. The first book in a new mystery novella series
comes out in September. I’m working on a third. I’m working on a standalone
mystery as well.
Summer days in San Francisco are unpredictable as tourists from the Midwest waiting for cable cars in their shorts and sleeveless t-shirts can attest. For me, on the cold and dreary days nothing is better than a cup of coffee and my keyboard. On the sunny, warm and breezy days, there is nothing better than a stroll around town thinking about plot and characters.
Summer days in San Francisco are unpredictable as tourists from the Midwest waiting for cable cars in their shorts and sleeveless t-shirts can attest. For me, on the cold and dreary days nothing is better than a cup of coffee and my keyboard. On the sunny, warm and breezy days, there is nothing better than a stroll around town thinking about plot and characters.
1 comment:
Bravo, my dear!
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