Because I'm a "Year Three Author" at Dreamspinner Press (yeah, I've been with them since 2009), all my DSP titles will be 35% off from May 8 through May 14. To see what I have to offer -- view covers, and read blurbs and excerpts -- click on the link above.
On a more personal note, it's probably a good thing I decided to go on sabbatical. Last month my eye doc discovered cataracts in both my eyes, which obviously explains why my vision has degenerated, At this point I couldn't write or edit a manuscript no matter how much I wanted to. (Just composing this post is a hell of an effort.) I had a WIP going, but continuing with it proved beyond my visual capability. Even reading is becoming difficult. (Thank goodness for my Kindle!) So . . . I'm facing cataract surgery. I suspect other stuff is wrong with me too, since I haven't seen a doctor in more years than I can count. (Thank you, American healthcare system!)
As many of you know from experience, any breakdown of one's body is stressful. When that breakdown is due to advancing age, which clearly isn't reversible, and finding rides to and from appointments is like trying to conjure cotton candy from the wind, the stress can lead to high anxiety and deep depression. If/when my physical problems are resolved, I'll post again. In the meantime you all take care, okay?
4 comments:
Hi,
I picked up Jude in Chains from Dreamspinner. As usual, I enjoyed it very much. Thank you.
I wish your surgery goes well. Hopefully, you will be able to get back to enjoying your sabbatical with no more stress.
Thank you, Lori, both for giving "Jude" a chance and for your encouraging words. <3
I so enjoy your writing. Jackson and Adin are my favorities by far. Love them! In a sea of so much crappy fiction, your books always shine. I wish you good health!
Hi, Cat, and thank you so much! You have no idea how much it warms my heart to know you're fond of Jackson and Adin. They're my longest-standing m/m couple, and my favorite too.
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