We did it! The dragons, an all-girl cast, are in production–prancing around, making trouble and handing out lessons.
It took Janie and me over two years (well not 24/7, two years) but still it was a long time coming from an idea to this book we love.
You can get it on Amazon.com (hard copy or digital) form. Be the first to order.
What a journey! We’ve edited, looked for frames for borders to images, reviewed, edited again, looked for different frames, created the cover, front and back and finally (holding our breath) pressed <ENTER>.
About Those Dragons…is in review at the printers. In 24 hours we hope to move on to distributing the dragons!
Soon we will be publishing …About Those Dragons. This is so exciting. There’s formatting work we are doing. ISBN number assignment and final (are they ever final) touch ups on the pictures.
Soon…
capture Christmas or
the winter solstice turning
to springs renewal
Glenda
Vacations come to an end and with September new seasons begin–school, fall festivals, art galleries, the theatre, the opera–new seasons open!
So you’re back in the swing of things! So are we. We’re planning some book signings and you’ll start seeing Make No Assumptions in some book stores and shops in Richmond, Virginia.
Chop Suey Book Store – 2913 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221
The Book People – 536 Granite Ave # A, Richmond, VA 23226
Art Works Gallery – 320 Hull Street, Richmond, VA 23224
And of course there’s always, Amazon where you can get a copy of our book.
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Chop Suey Books is now carrying Make No Assumptions. Stop in at 2913 West Cary Street in Richmond today and pick up a copy. While you are there take some time to browse. They have a fascinating collection of new and used books!
What 20 somethings are saying about Make No Assumptions http://ow.ly/ap6q30dKsLh: “It like grown-up bedtime stories.” “You can read one three page story before falling asleep.” “We love “A Dozen Eggs and a Bottle of Bubbly”, we want to throw that party!”
Source: Fairy-tales and Hero Stories
To end your day with “once upon a time”. Doesn’t it make you sit up and listen, when the point of being read to at night is to lay down and sleep?
Today I’m working on a fairy-tale–a magical place in my mind.
There are no fairy-tales in our book “Make No Assumptions” but you’ll find its close relative: hero stories. In my (Glenda’s) story, “About Jack” unlike Jack from the beanstalk, my Jack has a friend in the wilderness in which he finds himself–an usual sort of companion, Great Bear.
In Janie’s “Alberto” hero story, a young man grows up in a foreign land and but for the help of a solitary friend would disappear in the city jungle madness.
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Source: Why read a short story?
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