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Archive for April 2010
April 26, 2010 | 
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My schedule for the May tour is finalized and I’ll be making the following stops along the way. There will be reviews, interviews, guest posts, and I’ll even unveil a brand new short story.
Hope to see you all there.
Regards,
Tom
3-May Pump Up Your Book
4-May Paperback Writer
5-May Literarily Speaking
6-May Jen’s Book Talk
6-May The Plot
7-May The Plot
7-May The Children’s and Teen’s Book Connection
10-May The Life (and lies) of an inanimate flying object
11-May A Book and a Chat
12-May Rex Robot Reviews
13-May Life in the First Draft
14-May Life in the First Draft
17-May The Examiner
18-May The Cajun Book Lady
19-May Readaholic
20-May Readaholic
21-May Star Shadow & Company
24-May Just One More Paragraph
25-May Just One More Paragraph
26-May The Hot Author Report
27-May The Hot Author Report
28-May The Hot Author Report
28-May Brizmus Blogs Books
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“While vacationing in Luxembourg with family, Alex and Jackie are looking forward to getting some down time and taking in a good movie. The girls are also excited to explore and enjoy the shopping, scenery, and excitement this new environment has to offer. With the arrival of a mysterious coin, the girls are suddenly torn between two worlds that are not supposed to exist.
This book is great. It is filled with mystery, intrigue, and a little bit of history as well. I really enjoyed traveling with the girls on their adventure. I gave this book to my daughter, and she loved it too.”
Thanks to Lonna H. Reviews, for these kind words about The Elf of Luxembourg.
Got the audio files for the narration of There be Monsters! from the recording studio.
I think that our narrator, Tony, did a great job and I can’t wait to share this with the world.
So now, just like with the Alex and Jackie Novels, this thing is starting to take on a life of its own. Like Frankenstein’s Monster – It’s alive and out of control. I’ll have to put in an angry mob scene.
Regards,
Tom
Here in Boston, the ground is thawing, the trees are in bloom and Spring has finally arrived. This also means that May is fast approaching, and with it my Virtual Tour in support of The Elf of Luxembourg, hosted by pumpupyourbook.com.
So I’m in heavy training to get down to my fighting weight; healthy diet, shadow boxing, running 25 miles a day, etc. Of course this is a virtual tour, so all this exercise is also virtual.
I did a similar tour last year in support of First Night. It was a lot of fun and also resulted in me writing There be Monsters! So who knows what will come out of this one?
I’ll be posting specific dates and locations when they are finalized. In the meantime, go out and smell the roses.
Regards,
Tom
. . . So little time to do it.
There be Monsters! is now taking up most of my time, but it is such a pleasure to be working with so many talented people, that it feels like a vacation rather than work.
Spent the week working on the story board, set design, script, vocalization, etc.
I’m being told I need a princess for the castle – Anyone agree?
Regards,
Tom