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So, I got invited to do the "continuous conversation" at Bouchercon--

I also got invited to do Continuous conversation. Mine is on Sat. How 'bout you? I did something similar at Magna cum Murder a couple of years ago. In that one, all three authors moved to a new tab...

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Book clubs - how do you find them, and which ones buy books?

Julie, I'd love to be on your Poisoned Pen Conference panel, re: social action. Could you use a fifth wheel?? I only write about moral and ethical issues in my suspense novels. For example, my fir...

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Book clubs - how do you find them, and which ones buy books?

Love this idea! It's so simple. Going on Google or Facebook to find book clubs was impossible!!

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Book clubs - how do you find them, and which ones buy books?

I'd also appreciate a copy of the list if you don't mind! spalloneauthor@aol.com, www.jenniespallone.com, http://jenniespallone.blogspot.com

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Julie Lomoe and Jennie Spallone are now friends
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REID JACKSON (pen name) left a comment for Jennie Spallone
October 22
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Hometown:
Illinois
About Me:
I love researching and writing about moral and ethical issues pertaining to the individual, as well as to society as a whole. Check out my blog postings!
I Am A:
Reader, Writer
Website:
http://www.jenniespallone.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Robert Walker, Dean Koontz, James Patterson, Sara Paretsky, M.J. Rose
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
The Practice, Law & Order, Bachlorette, Sixty Minutes

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At 6:48pm on October 22, 2009, REID JACKSON (pen name) said…
HI Jennie, The conference is the first internet conference for writers and readers too. Google Poison Pen Web Conference and you can participate. Hurry though it stats on the 24th. this saturday.
At 3:25pm on October 12, 2009, Beth Groundwater said…
Hi Jennie,
Thanks for befriending this mystery author on Crimespace! I hope you'll put my books, A Real Basket Case and To Hell in a Handbasket, on your to-read list. If you'd like to enter a contest for a free copy of To Hell in a Handbasket, sign up for my email newsletter at: http://bethgroundwater.com/ .
- Beth
At 6:21am on October 12, 2009, Ginny Lieberman said…
Nice to meet you Jennie. I apologize for not getting back to you sooner, I am just getting the hang of this social networking thing.

Ginny L.
At 1:23am on September 29, 2009, Anne Stuessy said…
Hi Jennie, Thanks for asking, but I'm not sure if you mean how do you access the Sniplits website (easy - just go to http://www.sniplits.com) or how do you get published on Sniplits (our submissions guidelines & calendar are at the Sniplits Authors' Room - http://www.sniplits.com/authorsroom.jsp). I hope to see you at B'con!
At 9:18am on September 27, 2009, REID JACKSON (pen name) said…
ill readv it
At 9:27am on September 25, 2009, Jeff Markowitz said…
The new book is a warm and fuzzy Christmas story, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder. I'm killing people in a shopping mall at Christmas. (Maybe it's not so warm and fuzzy after all). If you're curious, I've posted the book trailer on my page.
At 7:22am on September 25, 2009, Dan Coleman said…
It'll be interesting to see how a born again Christian handles the moral issue, assuming she knows how the baby was secured.
At 4:24am on September 25, 2009, Jeff Markowitz said…
We're both well. Gearing up for my book release next month.
At 2:27am on September 25, 2009, Dan Coleman said…
Common threads? Well, if you mean thematically, in my mysteries, it's the puzzle, itself, that is most important, and how my protag's personality influences the way he works and solves the cases. Specifically, P.I. Wray Larrick never, ever, asked help from the police or his cop buddies, in fact, avoids them always, or even his lawyer brother, to help him with anything, because he is driven to solve everything strictly on his own. He has a need to overcome guilt for something that occurred on his watch when he was a boy of twelve, and every case he takes on--and he takes on few--is just a step toward solving that most important one in his life. And that's also a puzzle to be worked and revealed over a series of stories.

If you mean what interests me most in my activity here on the space, I'd probably say I'm stimulated with subjects dealings with writers trying to make it, and advocating self help more and depending on others less; agents, publishers, etc.
At 10:28pm on September 24, 2009, Donna Carrick said…
Our youngest child is from China, so we were there in 2003. Loved the landscape, especially in the South. Amazing. Naturally, I also did a lot of other research into history and culture. We're lucky to have a very large Chinese community where I live, so that part wasn't as hard as you might think. Have a great day!

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