The 4th Gin & Tonic mystery,CLAWED, is out today! Which means all 4 Gin & Tonic mysteries are now available for your binging pleasure.. Read Responsibily! (ah, screw that. Â Read irresponsibly! Â Read wildly, flagrantly, with mad abandon. Â Wallow in words!)
Well, since the pirates are already making the rounds with L. A. Kornetsky’s CLAWED before it’s even officially on sale, let’s beat them at their own game, shall we? Comment here with what YOU think should be done to people who make it harder for writers to make money off their work, and the most …
Oh hey, Monday. A Monday I actually have to think about the fact that it’ a Monday! This “days of the work week” thing is going to take some getting re-used to… Meanwhile, have I reminded you recently that CLAWED, the 4th Gin & Tonic mystery, is coming out next month? I haven’t? Well. Silly …
God, I hate going over page proofs in .pdf. Â But I will admit that being able to email them back is better than having to pack up 300+ sheets of paper and FedEx it… Meanwhile, my favorite “I wrote that!” bit: “The advantage to telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth …
The pre-order page for L.A. Kornetsky’s CLAWED is now live! Order early, order often.
This landed in the old in-box today, via my publicist at S&S…. With a magazine circulation of about 200,000, go Team Kornetsky! B&N| Simon & Schuster |Indiebound |Book Depository | Indigo/Chapters|Mysterious Galaxy|Seattle Mystery Bookshop
A new review for L.A. Kornetsky’s DOGHOUSE! (if you’re too busy to click through, I’ll give you the sum-up: “Explosions, bar brawls, and intelligent sleuths combine for a great read. I’d recommend it to fans of cozy mysteries.†- Krista McKeeth  Woo!)
that Ms. Kornetsky was up at XOXOAfterDark yesterday!
I’m featured today on The Talkative Writer! Meanwhile, I’m wearing the editor hat from here until Saturday afternoon, at which point the work hats go off and the Sock Monkey hat goes on….
You start to haunt your google ego-search and Goodreads, hoping to hear nice things and cringing against the thought of bad things… (this stage, for me, lasts about two-three days. But it’s a painful few days…) Fortunately, the first review I saw of DOGHOUSE was here “The witty banter between characters Tonica and Ginny and the …