So What's Next?

Fortunately, I don't have many appearances before next year. I'll be heading up to Oakhurst on Saturday December 5th to give a talk about e-publishing at the wonderful Willowbridge Bookstore. On December 11th and 12th, I'll be spending all day, both days, from 10 to 5, at the Art Gallery on Main St, Porterville. Of course I'll have some of my books and I hope people will be interested in giving an autographed book as a Christmas gift.

During this quiet period--is it ever quiet with Thanksgiving and Christmas going on--I hope to move along with my next Deputy Tempe Crabtree mystery. No name for it yet, but will probably have something to do with bears since they play an important part in it.

January of 2010 is fairly calm except for a talk to the Clovis Libary Book Club on the 17th. I do have a board meeting for PSWA one weekend--but that should be fun.

Sometime in January my next Rocky Bluff P.D., An Axe to Grind will make an appearance. That means planning promo for that too, and hopefully another blog tour will be part of that.

I have nothing scheduled for February as yet. I've been trying to obtain more library visits, have two schedule for 2010--but would like more.

Since I'll be writing about what is to come as it gets closer, I think that's enough at this point.

I always think how optimistic I'm being as I plan events for 2010. But why not?

Anyway, that's what's next, so far.

Marilyn

Comments

Lyn said…
Marilyn, I am so enjoying your blog posts, and when I can see daylight again, I look forward to sampling your wares. Keep up the good work.
November 16, 2009 at 3:41 PM
Anonymous said…
It was certainly interesting for me to read that post. Thank author for it. I like such themes and anything connected to them. I definitely want to read more soon.
November 17, 2009 at 2:12 AM
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