So lately I’ve been reading Harbinger of Doom, a bundle of three fantasy novels by Glenn Thater:
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Teaser Tuesday 5/23/2017: “Moving Day”
So this week I’m reading Moving Day, a crime/revenge thriller by Jonathan Stone, in which thieves posing as the crew from a moving company show up at an elderly couple’s home one day ahead of the real movers, and proceed to carefully and meticulously steal all of their stuff.
Teaser Tuesday 4/11/2017: “The Purge of Babylon”
So this week I’m reading The Purge of Babylon, subtitled A Novel of Survival, by Sam Sisavath.
Documentary from the future?
Oh wait, wrong Purge. Hang on …
There we go!
Teaser Tuesday 3/28/2017: “Lady of Ashes”
This week I’m reading Lady of Ashes, by Christine Trent. This is a historical mystery set in the Victorian era, revolving around Violet, a female undertaker, and her husband Graham, who is, uh, a male undertaker. And, I suspect, a gunrunner, although that is currently unconfirmed.
Teaser Tuesday 3/21/2017: “The Mongoliad”
Still working on book two of The Mongoliad this week — it’s a long one, as you might expect when Neal Stephenson is involved.
Teaser Tuesday 2/21/2017: “Invasion of the Tearling”
So the astute reader, or at least those without short-term memory loss, may remember that a few weeks ago, before I got all sidetracked by Shards‘s unexpected nomination as a Pitch Perfect Pick over at Undeground Book Reviews (which it won — thanks everybody!), I mentioned that I had started working on my next project. That means it’s time to get back to the work-in-progress teasers, which in turn means it’s time to get back to the Teaser Tuesdays for what I’m currently reading. Because who wants to just see teasers from an unpublished novel? No one!
“Buffy the Vampire Slayer” Board Game: Halloween
Having recently finished (more or less) getting Television Man out the door, I’m taking a little break before starting my next project (because of course I have one) to do something I haven’t done in the past — ask indie book blogs for reviews. For those who might be looking to do the same, there’s a good list of indie book reviewers at The Indie View, sortable by date, searchable by genre, that you can use as a resource to find people who might be interested in writing a few words about your novel. None of the review sites listed at The Indie View charge for reviews.
