Remember the owl who shows you how many licks it takes to get to the center of the Tootsie Pop?
He’s wrong. There are no
licks. There are a cruel few seconds of chewing and then the stick is beheaded.
I bought a bag of Tootsie
Pops knowing that we rarely get trick-or-treaters—we live on an unlit flag lot,
behind several other properties—so I’ve been eating them. Or, rather, I’ve been
doing a lot of chewing and beheading.
Just reread that previous paragraph. I meant chewing and beheading the Tootsie Pops. Not trick-or-treaters.
Just reread that previous paragraph. I meant chewing and beheading the Tootsie Pops. Not trick-or-treaters.
Yes, I occasionally like to divulge personal information that’s completely
irrelevant and potentially boring.
In writing news, I’m the
guest novelist in world-famous author, speaker, blogger Patricia Fry’s blog
series on novel writing. You can check it out here. Or copy and paste this link
into your address bar: http://www.matilijapress.com/publishingblog/
I’m also quoted in her new
book Talk Up Your Book: How to sell your book through public speaking,
interviews, signings, festivals, conferences and more. Here’s the Amazon link.
In other news, I am in booth
number 423 at the Women Today Expo this Friday and Saturday, November 9-10 at the Ventura
County Fairgrounds. I’ll have copies of my novels I Murdered the PTA
and I Murdered the Spelling Bee
and my novella Thrift Me Deadly, which was a Fabri Literary Prize finalist.
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I’ll also have note cards by the wonderful photographer Tina Carlson who cleverly set up scenes using purses from The Vintage Purse Gallery, and some cool original bumper stickers.
What I won’t have is Tootsie
Pops. You understand.
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