I’ll be on Dan Fagan’s call-in radio show again today, the whole second hour (3pm Alaska time). That’s 750AM KFQD (the only Anchorage radio station still broadcasting after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake) for those of you listening in Alaska.
The show is available for audio streaming by clicking the Listen Live button at the top left of the KFQD website, right below the logo.
While we’re on the air, you can email Dan here or call (in Anchorage) 1-907-522-0750 or (everywhere else) 1-888-909-0750 with questions about the books and the tv series or anything you want, really. Maybe I’ll answer, maybe I won’t…
In other news, I’m going to be working off Thanksgiving dinner at the Poisoned Pen Bookstore in Scottsdale, Arizona, on November 27th. Yes, instead of writing them I’ll be selling them hot off the bookstore shelves. If you need a recommendation for a good read for yourself or for a book for a Christmas gift, I’m your woman. I’ll be posting photos from the store to my Facebook page and Twittering in throughout the day so you can follow along online. There will be prizes, too, including an A Night Too Dark mug, some A Night Too Dark note cards, and an advance reading copy of, astonishingly, A Night Too Dark.
That’s two weeks from today, Friday, November 27th, put it on
your calendars, and I’ll see you there!
More news–
On November 7th I guest blogged on Lipstick Chronicles about the not-so-dreaded rise of the eReader. Go here to read ‘You don’t scare me, Kindle.‘
On November 30th I will be guest blogging on Murder by 4 about the genesis of the Kate Shugak television series. I’ll Twitter a link as soon as it’s up.
Past guest blogs, in case you missed them:
On 49 Writers, No Moose in June 2009, ‘Living Alaskan,’ ‘Loving
Coasties,’ ‘Writing History,’ and ‘Confessing Geekdom.’
On Jungle Red Writers in February 2009 I wrote about the online promotional campaign I put together for Whisper to the Blood, which led to this series of posts on my own website.
And we’re still looking for taglines, aka an answer to this burning question: “What one line would you use to describe the Kate Shugak television series if you were alone in an elevator with a Hollywood producer?” Submit yours in the Comments section of this post. We are all reading them and loving them. [photo by Mudflats]
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If I were to encounter a TV producer in an elevator I would
as him to not judge Alaksa women by the big newsmakers, but by their talent an character and suggest he look at Dana Stabenow (who should run for governor) and Kate Shugak, a real Alaska hero
and who never, never quits
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