A freakshow goes up in flames. The six deaths are ruled accidental. Twenty years later a journalist questions that ruling.
Hello Readers,
10 days into funding for Wake up Call, and I might be a little behind. Fear not for I will work my hardest to have Henry’s story told. In the last week new readers have followed the book, and for that, I am grateful Also to the readers the have already gone ahead and grabbed a copy.
THANK YOU!!! I want you all to know that you mean the world to me and I will not let you down. That being said if there is anything extra that you all would like to see, a scene with some of the other character, or such let me know. I want to do as much as possible to make this work.
Enjoy your weekend.
Friends!
I apologize for the lack of updates. My nose has been pressed against the old grindstone, and in spite of a slew of interruptions and several "I’M THE WORST WRITER IN THE WORLD I F*****G QUIT WHY DIDN’T I GO TO MEDICAL SCHOOL" text messages and the holiday season sucking the dregs of my soul out of my withered retail worker body, I will be handing what I’ve managed to cough up to the copy editor on Tuesday. As in, less than a week from Tuesday.
This time last year I barely had 75 pages of what would ultimately become the one-act novella that started everything. As of right now, Devil’s Call has 151 pages and I still have about 20,000 words to write before it’s "finished," but it will be a quick 20,000 words. I’m not sure at which point things will shift from "Surreal" to "My Life Now," but I have an agent and a promotional schedule and Devil’s Call has a cover, which if you haven’t seen it yet
I’ve ganked it from Target.com’s website for your viewing pleasure.
According to the schedule the lovely Avalon Radys put together for me, I’m going to start being way more vocal about the novel’s progress starting in March, so enjoy the silence while it lasts.
-J.