There was a lot of cussing in Jeff land. Now I know why so many people refer to Word as WORD (spit!). I had problem with the old find and replace. Sometimes it jumps the gun or changes the curser from replace to find, and if I hit the REPLACE ALL I can be in real do-do in nothing flat.
I was in real do-do about five times over the weekend. Grrrr. Word (spit!). (It's ennough to drive one to drink.)
I finished my rewrite on Bound by Suggestion and now it's time to finish going over the copy for the Trade Paperback edition of Dead In Red.
I should be done with that today, and then I just have to wait for the cover. Unfortunately my cover designer is so popular, I'm on a waiting list. (Maybe I should stop telling people about her--but she's sooooooo good and I'm sooooo happy with my covers . . .)
I also spent a lot of the weekend thinking about future projects. I have yet another Jeff Resnick book sitting on the shelf, but I stole elements of it and used them in Dead In Red. Now to figure out NEW elements. I have four days to play with everything before I have to get moving on the next Victoria Square Mystery.
I feel very lucky to have so many projects on my plate, but it's hard to pick and choose what to work on.
And speaking of the Jeff Resnick Mysteries, as part of SMASHWORDS Read An EBook Week, I'm offering all three of the books at a 25% discount. (Such a deal! A mere $2.24 each!) You can find the sale here. The coupon code is RAE25.
Hope to see you there!
And why wouldn't they show up? A fantastic writer, funny person and intelligent woman...YOU will be giving of her time to discuss her books. It will be wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the vote of confidence. I hope you're right!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any "Jeff" books. Something new to try. Question for you: Do you ever get mixed up between your characters? I get confused just reading so many books. Just finished the new Swansen. Not as good as yours, but I've read the whole series now.
ReplyDeleteHi, Joanie. So far I haven't gotten the characters mixed up, but I do tend to forget the little details (like eye or hair color) for the secondary characters. That's why I keep a "bible" (a file, really) of facts on each series. When you start having 5-6 in a series, it really comes in handy.
ReplyDeleteYou did a GREAT job on The Crime Scene! (Not easy fielding so many questions on so many different topics. Whew!)
ReplyDeleteI know you don't like traveling, but Parsippany, NJ isn't all THAT far away (easy to reach in a few hours by car, hint-hint!). Sure would love to see you attend. Any possibility?
Really wonderful event on The Crime Scene. I'm going to make sure that's a part of my regular routine from now on. Thanks!