TGIF!
I'm off to D.C. and the Malice Domestic conference, then to Oakmont for the Mystery Festival - please stop by if you're around and say hi! Happy weekend!
Musings, ramblings, and miscellaneous writer neuroses of RITA award-winning comedy and New York Times bestselling author Alesia Holliday.
I'm off to D.C. and the Malice Domestic conference, then to Oakmont for the Mystery Festival - please stop by if you're around and say hi! Happy weekend!
The eggs are hunted, the candy is being eaten, and life is fine. Except for the fact my son had me up at 4:15 a.m. - THE EASTER BUNNY CAME, MOMMY!!!!!!
My editor called and the mysterious and magical gathering known as the "cover conference" went wonderfully. The ideas for my ATLANTIS RISING cover are brilliant and I can't WAIT to see it!
My darling friend Chris Feehan hit #2 on the New York Times list!! I LOVE when great things happen to great people!
Wouldn't the South Beach Diet be more fun if they actually shipped you to a beach to do it? When did ricotta cheese get fun?
I had a lovely time at the Williamsburg library last night - the incomparable Andrew Smith hosted a delightful evening. And fellow author Laurin Wittig was kind enough to come along so I feel like I made a new friend!
I'm off to Williamsburg to speak at the Library tonight as part of the Book Festival! Stop by if you're in the area! I also heard that BLONDES and 7 WAYS TO LOSE YOUR LOVER got huge interest at the London Book Fair, so that was exciting!
At a little after one in the morning, we'll have a signal event: at exactly 1:02:03, it will be 01:02:03 04/05/06. Won't happen again for a thousand years.
I posted at Romancing the Blog today on wall banger books - Jenny Crusie and Bob Mayer are our guests at the LC this week - I'm teaching a class all month on putting the "humor" in humorous suspense. Plus I'm speaking at the Williamsburg library Wednesday night - stop by and say hi!
So I spent the weekend having a mini-writer's retreat with the talented and multi-genre writer Cindy Holby. She is working on a book that is so funny and real and warm that it's going to be utterly fabulous, and plotting out a series idea that is so freaking brilliant that naturally I wish I'd thought of it first. :) But in spite of all that brilliance and her newly-muscled buff self, you just can't hate Cindy. If you try, she'll tell you some story about roosters and elbows wearing slippers or sitting on marbles that will have you rolling on the floor laughing.