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My latest work, 3/17, has just come out in Kindle (and iPhone, iPad, Android, etc.) format. Learn more here.
Buying gifts (such as books on Amazon.com :) Here are your Christmas deadlines:
Dec. 17 – last day for free Super Saver shipping
Dec. 20 – last day for orders with standard shipping
Dec. 21 – last day for two-day shipping
Dec. 22 – last day for one-day shipping
Ho! Ho! Ho!
I am delighted to announce that my third novel, 3/17, is now available for $20 at my eStore (an Amazon.com storefront). Within a few days it will be available at Amazon.com and will be at other online book stores such as Barnes & Noble and Powell’s or available to order at independent book stores within six weeks. I’ll keep you posted!
I just created the blog for my new novel, 3/17. The book is in final editing stage. Follow all the latest news on it here.
My new novel, 3/17, is now off to the editors. This is not a book in the Maeve Kenny series, but it is another Irish-themed story. I plan to launch it as an e-book first, then publish it in paperback. Stay tuned…
Irish author Eddie Stack (who helped me give an accurate County Clare flavor to my novel) cuts the edge of literary technology today by launching his collection of terrific short stories, “The West,” as an iPhone app. The app includes Eddie reading his works and music by trad greats Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill. Learn more at the Apple iPhone app store. It’s an incredible bargain @ $1.99!
I recommend highly this book that captures vividly a certain time in the West of Ireland, with characters whose desperate, insular lives will haunt you.
Next time I visit Keuka Lake, I plane to visit Loughmare Winery. It’s a small operation, but their strong Celtic/Irish theme is intriguing.
Welcome to the further adventures of Fergal & Brídgeen & Andy & Maeve. Hopefully you have met them already in my debut novel, “The Cyber Miracles.”
If you take a peek at the tags I’m using for the first post of this blog, you will see the story of these characters has shifted from Manhattan, Queens & Binghamton to County Clare in Ireland, Bruges in Belgium, Ithaca, Binghamton and the Finger Lakes Wine Region.
I finished the second draft of the novel this morning. Now my editors will take a close look and offer suggestions for fine tuning.
If all goes as planned, expect copies out in July.
Sláinte!
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