Last leg of the INVISIBLE Indie Bookstore is in sunny California, the West Coast; as far from chilly New England as I could possibly be! Okay, I'll admit I'm feeling a little homesick, but that's one of the few advantages of being invisible...it doesn't really show ( Read more... )

Leaving Asheville, we're off to Nashville in the heart of Tennessee to visit Parnassus Books! I've passed through several weather fronts on my INVISIBLE journey and nothing's quite so amazing as being able to drive in the car. I do my best thinking while driving or daydreaming (shouldn't do both!) and have my handy voice recorder & plenty of paper ( Read more... )

Snow! Gobs and gobs of it--3' of snow in upstate New York! Narrowly dodging road closures and traffic squalls, I'm thinking the one good thing about being invisible is that no one can see my hat hair when I unwrap from my layers on the road. It's been clear sailing as I go further south to North Carolina, home state of Joy Malone, Monica Reid, ( Read more... )

It's been raining, turning the streets washed rivers of silver, which is pretty to look at but sometimes challenging to drive. Rainwater changes the landscape, painting things fresh and new. Even the grey, foggy mist makes the hillsides look mystical, the trees wondrous and touches the travel roads with magic. It can easily become distracting--*ooo ( Read more... )

I'm leaving Connecticut and off to Rhinebeck, New York to enjoying the changing leaves and a leisurely drive while trying to ignore the people staring out their windows as I pass by. (It's kind of hard to explain the floating pair of sunglasses in the driver's seat ( Read more... )

Well, hm.

I've been busy editing Book 3 of the Twixt series, but planned to take a break to do something fun for my INVISIBLE tour but then...something unexpected happened. Maybe it was a combination of Halloween, a full moon, some special ninja training and seeing WICKED for my birthday on the 7th, but in any event it seems I've become, well, ( Read more... )