So
much information for just one week! Let's see who the movers and shakers are at
Oak Tree Press in the past seven days.
JOHN BRANTINGHAM, author of the soon to be
published “Mann of War,” talks about the natural world and why he would have
become a forest ranger if he hadn't become a creative writing teacher.
LORNA
COLLINS, author of “Ghost Writer,” will be participating in a combined book
sale and benefit Sept. 15 from 9-2 at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse Seven,
24111 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Woods. If you're in Southern CA, stop by.
You
can read a review of Lorna's book at
DOUG
DANIELSON, nautical author of “Shore
Loser,” interviews Dorothy Francis over at his blog. Francis is the author of 6
mysteries set in Key West.
LESLEY
DIEHL, author of “Dumpster Dying” has a special sale going on all month for her
ebook “Angel Sleuth” through Amazon and Untreedreads. In addition, she is proud
to announce that one of her short stories will be in the anthology “The Killer
Wore Cranberry, Second Helpings” by Untreed Reads.
JOHN
LINDERMUTH, author of Pennsylvania mystery “Fallen From Grace,” shares
post-Labor Day thoughts. Comment for a chance to win a book.
MARJA MCGRAW, author of “Bogey Nights” and “Bogey's Ace in the Hole,” tells us why mysteries are more“mysterious” when they happen in the dark.
MARILYN MEREDITH (most recent OTP title: “No Bells”) is starting her blog tour for “Raging Waters.” Follow her blog tour and make comments. Whoever makes the most gets to be a character in a future novel.
Next, writing tips.
Over at A Writer's Jumble, the weather as another
character.
She discusses what she did on her summer vacation at
What's in a name—especially if they're your imaginary
characters?
Over at her regular gig with the Stiletto Gang, she
discusses the value of Sisters in Crime and the San Joaquin Chapter's recent
visit from Camille Minichino and Simon Wood.
And last (but not least) a review of her book “Final
Respects” at Manic Readers.
WHEW!
RADINE TREES NEHRING, author of Ozark mystery “A Fair To Die For,” will
be a cover girl for the Democrat Gazette's “Our Town” feature in the Thursday
(Sept. 13) edition. They're recognizing her as the ambassador for the state of Arkansas
Look for Radine at Price Cutters in Rogers ,
Arkansas
She's also featured over at Writing Strong Women:
As well as Romancing the Heart:
Radine also has a review up over at the Mysterious Women quarterly
newsletter. You have to subscribe. If you're a “mysterious” woman yourself,
contact my friend Gay Kinman at gaykinman@gaykinman.com
Busy week!
9 comments:
Great job, Sunny. Next week I’ll be interviewing OTP author Mary Montague Sikes, and talking about her Passenger To Paradise series.
--Doug
Whew, is right. Take a big breath. Good job.
I'll send along all of next week's stops.
Marilyn
Another great job of summing up the week. A couple of OTP authors should be coming up in my National Crime Fiction column on Examiner.com including Morgan St. James and Walt Luce.
Wow! We're a busy group! Glad to see so many of us are getting the OTP name out to the public!
Excellent, just excellent! What a terrific idea, and so great to see what everyone is up to.
You folks are awesome! The column writes itself because everyone is good about sending me their info (sunny69@comcast.net) Billie illustrates it with our awesome book covers and all that's left for us to is let the world know of our awesomeness.
Here's a big blast we received from one of my favorite sites, Kittling Books:
"I was quite chuffed (Britspeak for "surprised and thrilled") to learn that Sunny Frazier, author and acquistions editor for Oak Tree Press has begun her very own version of my weekly round-up. In it, you can find out what the Oak Tree Press authors have been up to-- and if you're anything like me, you'll find some new authors to read. (I didn't just hear someone groan, did I? Don't forget, I'm an Enabler!) Here's the first week's round-up, and here's the second week."
She gave the links and now people across the pond know of us.
SWEET!
Count me as another of your fans, Sunny and Billie. This is a great idea!
Thanks Sunny, for a great job rounding us all up. Beryl
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