Happy Halloween everybody! I was looking forward to Ripley’s 2nd Halloween but it turns out there really isn’t anything we can do with him since he goes to bed so early. Everything seems to be at 7pm or later. We already got a few Halloween pics of him though.
Congrats to Jeremy Shipp whose novel, Vacation, has made it onto the preliminary ballot for the Bram Stoker award in he category of first novel. Jeremy’s book has caused such a stir from so many different quarters that it’s a bit bewildering. In fact I just got an email from a reviewer who was very…
Here’s a web flyer for that upcoming event at Backlist Books:
I’ve spent the weekend playing catch up with the RDSP finances. It’s time for royalties again! This time around we had to pay out quite a lot of money total because there are more authors being owed. Luckily we had enough money to cover it all in the checking account so no problem. The only…
I was reading an interesting blog entry on The Reading Experience about the future of publishing which also referenced this article at Backspace by Richard Curtis. Both are good reads if you’re interested in the topic. Normally I don’t spend a lot of time thinking about the future of publishing because I am too busy…
Still didn’t get Tempting Disaster to the printer yet but hopefully will send the file later on tonight. I’m starting to work on the first aid kits we’re going to use to promo Tempting Disaster. They will be somewhat like the Sick Bags but come in a box instead which will contain a pill bottle,…
by cakeearthhead See what I mean? I love this collage! I would put up scans of the buttons but I don’t think they would scan that well.
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Oh don’t be mean and let the kid stay up late and get some candy!
You guys are such…parents…
So cute!
AWWWW!! He is chock full of adorableness!
I like the third picture where he has that “Whatchu talkin’ bout Willis!?” look.
I guess if we really wanted to see something scary on Halloween we could pump him full of sugar and keep him up til 9:00!
Thanks! He’s the little devil of my eye!
Maybe next year he can be Lil’ John Wayne Gacy? Just a thought….
Awwww!!!! Adorable.
Whatta cutey! Are those tongs in that last picture? Stoking the fires of hell, eh? No, wait, that’s a hanger.
My daughter (she’s 13) and a few of her friends went out as Macbeth’s witches. Thing is, two of them have performed Macbeth and new the whole cauldron scene, so they had a few opportunities to perform on people’s doorsteps. As a result, she brought home a TON of candy (people were literally showering them with candy after one of their mini-performances).