A Little Drop of Honesty

[blackaire]

(Fun fact: the post title was taken from Tom Wait’s “A Little Drop of Poison”. Not that I want to poison any of you.)

There’s six weeks until my second YA novel, The Nightmare Garden, is out in the world.

When the first book, The Iron Thorn, dropped, I had high hopes. Huge hopes. Hopes so big they would break normal-sized sofas. Visions of sales

Comments

[ugly_toys]

Yowch. I'm sorry you're having a hard time but I'm glad something good is happening with Random House Germany. Wait a minute- The Iron Thorn!! I KNOW YOU!! A friend of mine lent me that book some months back and I loved it!! Why the hell isn't it better known?! I'm a grown woman and I still really enjoyed it. Right, that settles it; I'm off to Amazon to buy a copy. I swear there isn't any justice in the world.

If you aren't completely sick of tracking down writing blogs for interviews there is one that I enjoy reading who might be interested:

http://www.anamardoll.com/

(she also does a wonderful analysis of problamatic themes in Twilight) I wish the best of luck with the release of The Nightmare Garden and I'm totally looking foward to it. Wheee, fangirl moment! *cough* sorry, I hope its not too strange - its not every day I meet the author of a book I like.

[blackaire]

Thanks for the lead, and thanks for coming over to the blog! :) It's so funny that you'd already read the book.

And obviously, thanks so much for buying a copy. Every little bit helps.

[blackaire]

Thanks. So am I. Hopefully Germany will fold me into its lederhosen-clad bosom and I'll be all set.

[martianmooncrab]

I will be buying it, like I bought the first YA...

[blackaire]

Thank you. Your support and all reader's support means the world to me.

[equesgal]

I bought the first one too. Can't wait for the second. ;-)