Writing Is Getting Spooky Again, In All the Noble Counties

[ozma914]

 I feel a little guilty for not posting about this since June, but it's now official: I have a contract to produce, for The History Press, a book titled something like Haunted Noble County. Probably with an "Indiana" added because, it turns out, there are more Noble Counties.
(I'm looking at you, Ohio and Oklahoma. I mean, did you have both a

Comments

[cornerofmadness]

this sounds fun

[ozma914]

I have to push myself to do the interviews, but otherwise I always have fun doing these projects. I just have to be careful who I talk to about them: If someone's eyes start glazing over, they might not be a fan of local history.

[cornerofmadness]

That won't be me. I always go looking for local history books

[ozma914]

They can be great fun--the author usually finds interesting stuff more general writers don't go looking for.

[cornerofmadness]

Oddly enough pharmacies are carrying them lately. My cvs back home and my parent's Rite Aid here near Pittsburgh

[ozma914]

Last I checked, my Images of America book was still available in a local CVS, and for awhile the local grocery store carried it. My big surprise was a few months ago, when I found out my local library carried ALL my books--including humor and fiction works--in their genealogy/local history room.

[cornerofmadness]

that is super cool. Congrats