Every once in a while, I google myself just to see what people are saying about the books. Today, I came across a strange comment, posted by someone who has evidently seen/read Karma Girl. It wasn’t good, but it wasn’t bad. It was just what my significant other and I call a meh comment. Roughly translated, Meh means I don’t care one way or →
Okay, I have to confess something. I’m completely addicted to Amazon. More specifically, to checking my sales numbers for Karma Girl. I know, I know, it’s not even out yet. It won’t be out for three more months (May 1 to be exact). But evidently, Amazon keeps track of pre-orders and posts those ranks too. Right now, I am #711,130 →
On one of my Web pages, I invite people to e-mail me and tell me who their favorite hero is and why. Well, I got my first e-mail about superheroes today. rvarnum writes:Â How do you choose just one? I will have to go with Storm of the X-men. She can control the weather. The amazing gift and the character’s →
Finished Ask the Parrot by Richard Stark (aka Donald Westlake). It’s about Parker, the coolest, calmest, coldest thief ever. When we last saw Parker, in 2004’s Nobody Runs Forever, he was climbing up a hill, trying to evade the police. Ask the Parrot picks up right where the last book left off. Parker gets to the top of the hill, →
70,965. That’s my final word tally from Jan. 3-12. I did one draft of 40,160 words and another one of 30,805 words. And I’m spent. Now, I have to look at these craptastic drafts and see if there’s anything there worth working on further …
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