The text block has been gone over carefully and the cover artist sent me two covers, and I chose the one I like best.
I've been working on a blog tour which will begin this month, will write more about that on my next blog post here. Every time I decide to do one, once I get started I wonder why. It is so much work, but I love writing the posts.
Though I had no idea whether or not I'd have a new book at this time of year, I always plan ahead as far as in-person events are concerned. I alway have plenty of books to promote.
I'll be speaking at the Library in Hanford at 3 p.m. and will probably talk about my latest Deputy Tempe Crabtree book as well as the new RBPD mystery. On April 22nd starting at 10, our church is having a boutique--and of course I'll be there.
Right now, May is open, but I'll be heading over to the Paso Robles Library on June 24th to participate on a panel from 11 to 1 about Writing a Best Seller.
The biggie in July is the Public Safety Writers Association's annual conference from July 13 through 16. I'll be one of the instructors at the pre-conference workshop and participating on a panel or two.
In the evening of August 8, I'll be speaking to the San Luis Obispo Night Writers on How to Write a Mystery. That's a fun presentation where everyone helps plot a mystery.
That's all I have so far, but who knows what will pop up in the future.
#13 in
the Rocky Bluff P.D. series, Unresolved Blurb:
Rocky
Bluff P.D. is underpaid and understaffed and when two dead bodies turn up, the
department is stretched to the limit. The mayor is the first body discovered,
the second an older woman whose death is caused in a bizarre manner. Because no
one liked the mayor, including his estranged wife and the members of the city
council, the suspects are many, but each one has an alibi.
Copies may be purchased from
Book and Table by emailing bookandtablevaldosta@gmail.com with a 10% discount and free
shipping, as well as all the usual places.
And that's what's going on in my writing life now.
Marilyn who is also known as F. M. Meredith
Me and Cora Ramos doing a joint presentation at the San Joaquin chapter of Sister in Crime.
5 comments:
Always great to be able to talk about what's going on with my writing and my life.
You are so amazing, Marilyn! That blue on the cover is very pretty, by the way!
I like the cover. The artist liked another he did, but this one portrayed what goes on much better.
See you on my personal blog on April 26th. The book sounds exciting and I love the cover. Good going, Marilyn. You keep them coming.
I'll be there with bells on, Linda! Well maybe no bells, but sounded good.
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