Continuity, especially in a longer novel with a complex plot, can be a real challenge. As the story evolves from the first draft, every aspect of the novel deepens with detail. The setting, from the time of day, time of year, climate, architecture, flora and fauna–the list is almost endless–becomes more defined on the second, […]
Posts Tagged ‘Richard Hacker’
Books and Chocolate
Posted: 1st August 2013 by jazzdog in Digital Media, DIRTY WATER, Recipe, TOXIC RELATIONSHIPTags: blog, champagne books, crime, DIRTY WATER, mole sauce, recipe, Richard Hacker, Texas, toxic relationship
You may have read about the study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology recently which noted the beneficial effect of a mild chocolate aroma in the air on book buyers. I am quite confident in the results of the study, given the researchers were Belgian. A grad student at Ole Miss or a professor from […]
Book Reveal Schedule
Posted: 10th July 2013 by jazzdog in Blog Tour, Book Release, Crime, DIRTY WATER, Novel, TexasTags: blog tour, crime, DIRTY WATER, Richard Hacker, Texas
This month look for some reveals of Nick Sibelius’ latest Texas crime adventure, as we rev up for the Summer Blog Tour beginning August 12. July 14 – Brooke Blogs July 15 – Intriguing Reads July 16 – Chronicles July 17 – Ali’s Books July 17 – Mythical Books July 18 – Books, Books, the Magical Fruit July 19 – Logikal Blog July […]
