Showing posts with label The Printed Page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Printed Page. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Guest Blogging

“I have my share of insecurities, hopes and fears.” – Stephan Jenkins

Last month, The Ride, was the subject of a Noontime Book chat between J. Kaye of J. Kaye’s Book Blog and Marcia of the Printed Page. Each day for four days, J. Kaye and Marcia discussed the part of the book they had read the night before. Although I was excited that The Ride was selected for this honor, like the quote, I did have my share of insecurities, hopes and fears during the process.

Marcia asked me to do a guest blog on how it felt to be the author of a book featured in this type of review. I do hope you’ll make a stop at The Printed Page today to read about my reactions.

If you missed the chats you’ll find them here: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday wrap-up with J. Kaye and Marcia. Also Marcia’s final review is here.

As always, I’d love to hear your feedback—so leave a comment here, or at The Printed Page or at both places.

Thanks for stopping by.


Tags: Stephan Jenkins, The Ride, J. Kaye, Printed Page,

Monday, January 19, 2009

Noontime Book Chat

“The idea that no one is perfect is a view most commonly held by people with no grandchildren.” -Doug Larson

I have a short announcement today because my nearly twenty-seven-month-old grandson is demanding my attention and I love being in demand.

Beginning today, January 19, The Ride, is going to be the subject of the Noontime Book Chat. This is a weeklong chat with J. Kaye’s Book Blog hosting on Monday and Wednesday and The Printed Page hosting on Tuesday and Thursday. Both sites will have a wrap up post on Friday.

I am certainly proud The Ride was selected for this honor and I am looking forward to finding out what these book reviewer hosts have to say. And yes…I’ll admit…it makes me a bit apprehensive as well.

I hope you have the opportunity to visit both blogs and I look forward to your comments about the chats.

Now I am off to play with my perfect grandson!

Thanks for stopping by.

Tags: The Ride, Doug Larson, J. Kaye’s Book Blog, The Printed Page,
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