Thanks for befriending me! I checked out your website and it looks like there's some great stuff there. If you're ever interested in doing an interview with me, let me know.

Happy New Year, and all the best in 2008.

I've been thinking a lot about public health or pyschiatric nursing. I start school either in august or january, depending on which semester I get accepted into so I guess I'll have a better idea once I actually start classes and clinicals. My sister is a social worker who specializes in geriatrics-she prefers Alzheimers patients, advanced cases with behavioral problems. I just know I couldn't do what she does.

Thanks for the chance to pop my head into your world. I'm looking for some feedback on my first novel and would be bowled over if you could take a look. Let me know if you have any time. If not, I understand. I barely remember to breathe some days in the hectic London world. Best, Matt

Well after 10 months of semi-retirement to take care of my new grandson, it is back off to no retirement and back to work full time. Wow, that was the quickest 10 months of my life. Well I am off to work, hope everyone has a great day!

Glad to see everyone, I hope you all continue to have a great week and even a greater weekend coming up!

Just saying 'hello'. Good to hear from you,
Cheers,
Brian

Hi QBR,
Thanks for the invitation. Amazing how I read about this site a few days ago, eventually got round to signing up, and suddenly have lots of new friends (and even less time to write because I'm reading their blogs and chats). I'm obviously an avid collector of displacement activities.

Jefferson Bass (Dr. Bill Bass & Jon Jefferson) have a new book coming out in September called "Beyond The Body Farm" A Legendary Bone Detective Explores Murders, Mysteries, And The Revolution In Forensic Science. I cannot wait.
In the picture is from left to right Jon Jefferson, myself, and Dr. Bill Bass

I did not know Dr Bill Bass published detective fiction. Thanks for the information and the invitation.

So I changed the background, I think I like this better. Plus my favorite color is black, so I figured why not!

Thanks for the invite. Looking forward to reading more about your efforts.

I'd love to know your review process. I'll be releasing my title in August and just started looking for reviewers as we speak. Let me know if I can shoot you a press kit!!

Thanks for connecting me to your crimespace.ning

Larry,
Death Du Jour then Deadly Decisions

I tend to like to read in order of publication, starting with the first and working my way up to the last.

Just started *Deja Dead* yesterday. It's been in my TBR pile for a little while; what with teaching & trying to write, read, research (to say nothing of wife, kids, grandkids!), the pile doesn't shrink as fast as it used to.

But I believe I'll be finishing this one quickly, and looking for others.

Would you have suggestions as to the next read?

Larry,

Kathy Reichs is definetly a keeper. I have every book she has written, I collect the hardback books. So I get them when they first come out. Enjoy!
Which of her titles are you reading at the moment?

Thanks for the invitation. I tend to read everything by an author I like too. It makes my life hard-- they write so slowly, and I mourn Jane Austen to this day.

Thanks for the invite. Your author list contains several I enjoy also. In fact, I'm just now reading my first Kathy Reichs, and I believe she'll be a "keeper." ;-)

Criminal Minds is a great TV show.

Hello, QBR (I'm copying from Dennis) thank you for the invite, looking through your favourite TV shows I too like the same shows except for Supernatural and I don't know of Blood Ties we don't get it in Australia and I finally found someone who watches Boston Legal, Denny Crane has me in stitches a perfect role for William Shatner