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At 3:55pm on December 11, 2007, Morgan Hunt said…
Interesting that your crime novel is set against the background of bushfires. I did a book tour to San Diego in late October and arrived just in time for the worst of the fires and evacuations. Nothing like being able to see the air you breathe -- a challenging time for all. Have you actually been caught in a bushfire?
At 1:58pm on December 9, 2007, Sarah M. Chen said…
Thanks for the invite to be your friend Jackie. Hope to chat more soon!
At 5:02am on November 27, 2007, Jennie Bentley/Bente Gallagher said…
Thanks for the invite, Jackie!
At 2:39am on November 27, 2007, George Fox Rishel said…
Hi, Jackie, Thanks for the add. George Rishel, The Sly Fox bookstore in Virden, Illinois.
At 10:12pm on November 26, 2007, Jana Oliver said…
Thanks for inviting me! I see we share Virtual Tales in common.
At 2:46pm on November 22, 2007, Brian Kavanagh said…
Hello Jackie,
nice to meet up - and with another Victorian Author! Terrific. I'm compiling a list of books to read over the Christmas holidays, so will check out The Burning. Sounds great idea.
Cheers,
Brian
At 1:15pm on November 22, 2007, Eric Eckert said…
Hi, Jackie: Thanks for the invite. I look forward to intriguing conversations!
At 7:58pm on November 19, 2007, ruth said…
Thanks for the invite. Crofting can be fun - sometimes. Winter isn't actually too bad, if we have snow, it is when its wet (as now) and the haar sits permanently over us (as now), that it gets a tad tedious. There is something about wet sheep that stays with you. Kubotas are fun tractors, though quite right, modern. My oldest is 1947 (ish) a grey Fergie which originally had a petrol/paraffin engine that at some stage in its life got the perkins P3 engine put in. I love it, I had a mini version in my farm set as a kid - now I got the real thing. My most "alarming" toy here is the JCB Sitemaster 3CX digger, that is a heap of fun - your husband might consider getting one of those to add to his collection. As for the science, for someone from an "art" background, it is proving to be a huge challenge, I seem incapable of writing "scientifically" - e.g. I likened DNA and mRNA to Batman and Robin in one essay. My tutors are despairing I think. You seem to have managed the transformation from science teacher to novelist - excellent, well done. If I get stuck with my oceanography course this coming year I'll know who to turn to.
At 10:56am on November 19, 2007, Karen from AustCrime said…
Oh darn - we should have worked out some sort of signal and met up to say hello. I went in with my next door neighbour, met her husband there as well and the 3 of us wandered off to the Sofitel for lunch. It was a magnificent day wasn't it. I wrote up the session at http://www.austcrimefiction.org I enjoyed it so much.
At 8:12pm on November 16, 2007, Kerrie said…
Hello Jackie

I don't get here as often as I'd like. Thanks for inviting me to be your friend.
At 3:47pm on November 9, 2007, Jess said…
Thanks, Jackie. He has been called a lazy agent but from where I'm sitting, he's a successful lazy agent. LOL
At 9:17pm on October 28, 2007, Peg Herring said…
Jackie,
Cool, you're my first Aussie friend. I used to have some "actual" Kiwi friends, but we've lost touch over the years. It is one of my dreams to visit your part of the world (when I get that 6-figure advance for my next book!)
At 4:35pm on October 27, 2007, Katherine Howell said…
Hi Jackie, thanks for the invite! Good to meet you!
At 4:19pm on October 25, 2007, Janet McClellan said…
Thank you... love the bio.. goood for you!

Congratulations on all your success... its is surely the place of a great life of a writer!

Warmest regards
At 7:50am on October 24, 2007, Linda L. Richards said…
Hey, Jackie: nice to meetcha!
At 1:07am on October 24, 2007, Jeri Westerson said…
Thanks, Jackie. I hope to make a splash.
At 11:22pm on October 16, 2007, Jacki said…
Hi Jackie and Thanks for the Welcome from another Brit in OZ
At 9:52pm on October 15, 2007, Leutrell Osborne, Sr. said…
Thanks Jackie. I am attempting to confirm the value in networking to satisfy my interest and researching and writing about transnational and national crime. Given my interest can you and anyone that reads this comment suggest persons for me to network and get to know. I am a new author yet to be published but I am not new to enterprise and research. Suggest you google "Leutrell" and see the CNN profile so you can get some inisights on my background. Thanks Leutrell Osborne, email: "iiculture@mac.com" and 301 858 8455, Annapolis, Md. USA
At 1:06am on September 16, 2007, Vickie Browning said…
Thank you for the invitation!
At 12:04pm on September 14, 2007, Marta Stephens said…
Hi Jackie! Ah I know several people in both Enland and Australia--all authors, of course!! :) Nice to "meet" you and thanks for inviting me to your group. Marta

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