Spending more time on Twitter recently, I see as well that lots of writers are extra-pushing their books. Some are making them free, even calling them (in my opinion, rather tackily) "Coronavirus sales."
Tag: travel
The Countess
I have been working slowly on the new novel. It won't be out before probably late-2021 at the earliest. However, as we are all stuck inside...
Where We Should Be
Where we should be is HOME, wherever HOME happens to be.
Gosford To Belgravia
To talk about SOMETHING else and innocuous briefly.
Today At The Silent Movies
In posting all of those silly captions, clearly I have lost my mind...
All Of Us Together (Even If Apart)
No one is an island, and suddenly many of us feel like castaways: marooned and alone.
He Was 89
Aged 89, my father-in-law died unexpectedly early Monday morning (nothing to do with the stupid virus insofar as we know) at his home here in London.
Book Sounds
While I have not listened to her start to finish narrating through any of them, from what I have heard she has a decent speaking voice.
While We Are Staying In
We should sensibly (wherever we are in the world) wash our hands more than usual and minimize human contact, and stay home if possible - especially if we feel the slightest bit unwell, particularly because this COVID-19 virus seems to be quite fatal to those over age 75. So where better for us to spend time "self-isolating" than here on the net? 🙂
“Hey, he made that up!”
A NOVEL is NEVER a FACT book... it is a STORY.
In Memory Of…
After we are gone, what will be said about us? Like everyone else, I suppose authors do wonder too...
Bullet Point Barrage
In down time sneakily I have been considering - and writing - a bit more of the next great project: the novel that will eventually be.
The Route
My "experience" since 2013 has been this. I went the "indie" route for these reasons...
“Close Friends”
When he read my first two novels (he did not live to read the third) and saw "himself" (including my fictionalizing "a crush" he had had on a girl friend of mine), he revealed to me that he thought it was hilarious and was even touched.
Writers: Don’t Mess With The Holocaust
The historical Nazis were more than bad enough, so one hardly needs to invent anything when it comes to portraying their sadism and violence...
