Podcast, B&N, Diabetes Auction, Wolverine (no spoilers)
Flux's first podcast is live! Brian Farrey, our awesome acquisitions editor hosts with interviews with Susan Fine, author of INITIATION, and with me. In addition to that, Brian tells you how you can go about winning free books!
VAMPED is featured all month at the Barnes & Noble Book Club discussion board. Took me a second to figure out how to comment, which I haven't yet, but I hope you will!
Don't forget to check out Brenda Novak's Diabetes Auction, happening all this month. There are amazing offerings for bid, like lunch with NYT bestselling authors, manuscript evaluations, a one-week stay in Italy, a baseball signed by President Obama...the list goes on and on!
My husband, son and I went to see X-Men Origins: Wolverine last night, because we couldn't wait even a day. It was incredibly intense. Not that I didn't expect Wolverine's background to be that way, but...let's just say that having an eight-and-a-half year old cuddled in my lap, holding onto me for dear life made me hyper aware of things. Still, it was amazing. The visuals were fantastic (and I'm not just talking about the obvious eye-candy) and the humor was just right to give the audience the release needed from the overwhelming tension. Highly, highly recommended!
VAMPED is featured all month at the Barnes & Noble Book Club discussion board. Took me a second to figure out how to comment, which I haven't yet, but I hope you will!
Don't forget to check out Brenda Novak's Diabetes Auction, happening all this month. There are amazing offerings for bid, like lunch with NYT bestselling authors, manuscript evaluations, a one-week stay in Italy, a baseball signed by President Obama...the list goes on and on!
My husband, son and I went to see X-Men Origins: Wolverine last night, because we couldn't wait even a day. It was incredibly intense. Not that I didn't expect Wolverine's background to be that way, but...let's just say that having an eight-and-a-half year old cuddled in my lap, holding onto me for dear life made me hyper aware of things. Still, it was amazing. The visuals were fantastic (and I'm not just talking about the obvious eye-candy) and the humor was just right to give the audience the release needed from the overwhelming tension. Highly, highly recommended!