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At 3:15pm on March 3, 2008, Patricia Harrington said…: Hi, Brian,
That's nice to read about your added new family member. I think there are special rewards for folks who rescue dogs and other animals. I will have to see about buying Glastonbury. I'm knee deep in grants (I do write them to pay for my fiction writing habit.) Somewhere along the line it would be nice to have the latter pay me:-)

Cheers,

Pat

At 2:32am on March 2, 2008, Kitty said…: Two of my dogs are rescue dogs as well. Its nice to have one that is so loyal and such a great companion to you isn't it. Makes you wonder how they even became rescue dogs.

I look forward to checking out your books.

At 3:28am on February 27, 2008, Patricia Harrington said…: Wow, tht's an impressive list of accomplishments and writing credits, Brian. You know what caught my interest the most at the beginning? That sweet dog, and then I see you have rescued dogs--goes to show we slide toward our basic likes and needs. But I also am a mystery/crime fiction buff. So, definitely will look into yours. Haven't seen the video, yet. Will make a point to view it. All best wishes.

Pat

At 11:58pm on February 25, 2008, Margot Justes said…: Brian,
Congratulations...wonderful covers.
Margot

At 12:49pm on February 24, 2008, Geoff McGeachin said…: Hi Brian,

Your video trailer certainly delivers the right sense of menace and the music helps it build nicely. It's amazing how the Ripper still holds us all in thrall. I remember living in Atlantic City NJ and coming out of a late screening of Murder by Decree where Sherlock Holmes battles The Ripper in fog shrouded London to find AC in the grip of a real pea souper. That was one long, eerie, lonely walk home through empty silent streets.

At 2:00am on February 24, 2008, Dee Owen said…: Very impressive! I will be sure to check out your books.

Dee

At 11:06pm on February 11, 2008, Sue Dawson said…: I am way down on the learning curve. Thank you for telling me about the blank messages. It takes this ol' gal
a long time to learn the ropes. When my husband was alive, he could figure most everything out in a nano second. I was an effective teacher of English for many years, but it is a good thing that I did not teach computerese. All my studennts would have failed.

At 10:14pm on February 9, 2008, carole gill said…: thank you Brian. I will check that out. But what about the e version? any news about that?

At 9:19am on February 9, 2008, Karen from AustCrime said…: Mostly it's raining at the moment - but we're doing happy dances (unless you live in Brisbane or Sydney where they are getting out the boats and water wings). Thanks for letting me know about the book - I was starting to worry that my To Be Got list was down to a couple of 1,000 [vbeg]

At 2:43am on February 6, 2008, Krystal Waters said…: Congrats! Wonderful news and I wish you much success in book format. Two more novels to boot! I look forward to hearing more from you.

Kristine

At 2:21am on February 6, 2008, Krystal Waters said…: You are welcome, I hope you won!

Kristine

At 4:46pm on January 30, 2008, Brian L Porter said…: Hi agent, I think it's a lady's prerogative to be a little late isn't it. You're forgiven.

Good to have you here.

Brian

At 9:37am on January 21, 2008, Sophie Littlefield said…: Nice trailer, Brian - the music and images are stirring. And I LOVE that cover! - Sophie

At 10:43am on January 18, 2008, robert walker said…: Hello Brian -- love your covers; books look great. Thanks for adding me to your Crimespace. Does this mean we're connected at the hip? Sorry but Pongo, my dog, has that space. Anyone here hoping to get a few pointers, 3 in fact, 3 steps to writing the short story, take a look at my space blog.

rob walker
City for Ransom

At 5:13am on January 13, 2008, Susan Whitfield said…: Dudley, North Carolina. I'm in the southeastern section of the state

At 5:11am on January 13, 2008, Susan Whitfield said…: Brian, thanks for responding. I have a fascination with ole Jack, I suppose. Can't wait to get my hands on the book. Best of luck with it.

At 5:08am on January 13, 2008, Susan Whitfield said…: Brian, welcome to the group. Boy, your hair is the same color as mine!

At 2:49am on January 13, 2008, Douglas Quinn said…: Douglas Quinn
Author, Editor, Book Reviewer
rivercitypress@hotmail.com
www.douglasquinn.com

12 January 2008

Dear Family/Fans/Friends/Readers

Please join me in the first week of my Virtual Book Tour. Beginning tomorrow, Sunday, January 13th, writer Brenda Kay Wynn will publish an interview with Douglas Quinn on her webblog site at (click on the following or cut and paste into your browser) www.chronclesofelydir.spaces.live.com.

You are invited to go to Brenda’s site, read the interview and comment and/or ask questions. I am looking forward to responding to your comments and queries.

The interview will be posted throughout the four week tour. Weeks two, three and four will have different articles hosted by and posted at other webblog sites. Would love to interact with you along the way.

In addition, each time during the four week tour you leave a comment and/or ask a question your name will be placed into a drawing for a Free Signed Copy of Blue Heron Marsh.. Hope to see you all there.

Smiles,
Douglas Quinn

P.S. Please feel free to forward this invitation to your own email address list. The more people who participate, the happier I will be.

At 4:02am on January 12, 2008, ruth said…: I did make a note of he ISBN, I'll look out for it. Um, just DON'T tell everyone about the milder weather up here okay - we love the peace...