What a month! It's been a thorough up and down fright ride, for sure.
So tired of all the real horror.
To get your mind off that, here's some fictional scary stuff that you can read- or listen to.
Just in time for Halloween month!
My collection of five short stories, The Return of Fear, is now available as an audiobook!
https://www.amazon.com/Return-Fear-Story-Collection/dp/B08KKBD257/ref=sr_1_17?dchild=1&keywords=the+return+of+fear&qid=1601741399&s=audible&sr=1-17
Narrated by the talented Ken Strecker, a perfect break to give you some chills.
Better yet, you can get it for FREE with a no-cost Audible trial!
(Or just 6 bucks without- the price of a sub!)
Happy Halloween!
Showing posts with label Promotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Promotion. Show all posts
Saturday, October 3, 2020
Sunday, August 23, 2020
Great Review- and Video Trailer for Interview- and a Mystery Making Panel- and a new audiobook
Lots of news---
Wahoo!
Great review for A Sharp Medicine (#5 in the Zack Taylor series) from one of the popular reviewing bloggers!
http://booksandpals.blogspot.com/2020/08/review-sharp-medicine-by-dale-t-phillips.html
And here's a wicked cool video trailer for my upcoming interview with Linda McHenry's writer's podcast:
https://youtu.be/dfGpavuB82E
Air date for the full interview is Wednesday, August 26th.
https://lindamchenry.com/the-writers-voice-podcast
We had a great time at the Wilmington Library-and Sisters in Crime- sponsored Mystery Making Panel, with fellow authors Connie Johnson Hambley, Edith Maxwell, and Lorraine Nelson.
There's a recording of that available. Contact the library for more information.
And my audio book for Deadly Encounters- 3 Zack Taylor Stories should be available this coming week.
Narrated by Daniel Fagan.
Wahoo!
Great review for A Sharp Medicine (#5 in the Zack Taylor series) from one of the popular reviewing bloggers!
http://booksandpals.blogspot.com/2020/08/review-sharp-medicine-by-dale-t-phillips.html
And here's a wicked cool video trailer for my upcoming interview with Linda McHenry's writer's podcast:
https://youtu.be/dfGpavuB82E
Air date for the full interview is Wednesday, August 26th.
https://lindamchenry.com/the-writers-voice-podcast
We had a great time at the Wilmington Library-and Sisters in Crime- sponsored Mystery Making Panel, with fellow authors Connie Johnson Hambley, Edith Maxwell, and Lorraine Nelson.
There's a recording of that available. Contact the library for more information.
And my audio book for Deadly Encounters- 3 Zack Taylor Stories should be available this coming week.
Narrated by Daniel Fagan.
Saturday, February 22, 2020
Rhode Island Author Show
We had a good time at the Rhode Island Author Show last week, at the Cumberland Library.
Thanks to Aaron Coutu and all the staff who made it possible.
Thanks to Aaron Coutu and all the staff who made it possible.
Lots of authors old and new, with the public coming in to browse and buy.
We had a good showing from the NE chapter of Sisters in Crime, with a few members.
Debut author Nicole Asselin, with her mom on the right and Barbara Struna behind in the middle.
Barbara again
Eliza Carter, second from right
My display
For those interested, Wayne Barber has a show where he features authors. Contact him for more info.
Labels:
Books,
Libraries,
Promotion,
Sisters In Crime
Saturday, January 11, 2020
Happy New Year- New Display of Latest Book
Happy New Year, Everyone!
Let's hope this one is less fraught than last year...
One good way to start the year is by seeing a place that displays my latest book, A Darkened Room, the 6th Zack Taylor novel.
The place- none other than the Brookline, MA Library, who put up a special display of local mystery authors over the holidays and a bit beyond.
Check it out...
Hey, writers, how about more of us contact local libraries for other displays of this kind. Lots more free promo, and interest for them.
Let's hope this one is less fraught than last year...
One good way to start the year is by seeing a place that displays my latest book, A Darkened Room, the 6th Zack Taylor novel.
The place- none other than the Brookline, MA Library, who put up a special display of local mystery authors over the holidays and a bit beyond.
Check it out...
Hey, writers, how about more of us contact local libraries for other displays of this kind. Lots more free promo, and interest for them.
Labels:
Author Spotlight,
Books,
Happy New Year,
Libraries,
Promotion
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Mystery Writers at Natick Farmer's Market
We had a special invite from the Natick Farmer's Market to our local chapter of the Mystery Writers of America, to come set up tables and sell books. So a few of us gathered and enjoyed a fine day of meeting people to sell locally-grown organic fiction.
Thanks go out to the market folk who made us welcome, and to Tilia, who put this opportunity together for us.
My thanks to Scott Hambley, for help in unpacking and setting up, and to Steve Rogers, who helped take down and repack (and is a great Booth Bunny). Our group is so supportive!
Thanks go out to the market folk who made us welcome, and to Tilia, who put this opportunity together for us.
My thanks to Scott Hambley, for help in unpacking and setting up, and to Steve Rogers, who helped take down and repack (and is a great Booth Bunny). Our group is so supportive!
Lots of support for great stuff made locally. There was music, food, all manner of items for sale.
Since Connie was going for the "Best Booth" setup, had to try and match her display...
Hans and Judy Copek
Sarah Smith with Connie
Any market eager to expand their offerings and get more people attending are welcome to request a special appearance by area writers. We're happy to take part and bring in more customers!
Monday, August 19, 2019
Hot Crime Signing
We had a great day at the Hot Crimes in the Summertime big author signing at the New England Mobile Book Fair.
Despite it being a wicked hot August afternoon, we had a good crowd of book buyers! All the authors were selling. Guess everyone still needs beach reads.
Alex (from work) was one of the first ones in. But while he was buying other books, someone bought my last copy of Shadow of the Wendigo, so he has to wait for his...
Despite it being a wicked hot August afternoon, we had a good crowd of book buyers! All the authors were selling. Guess everyone still needs beach reads.
Steve and Robin, power book buyers and great supporters of the bookstore!
BJ Magnani, doctor and authoress
And with her publisher, Eddie Vincent of Encircle Publications
Great crowd for a hot afternoon
Mo Walsh, our local chapter president of the Mystery Writers of America (our sponsors), who arranged the event for us. A big thank you from all of us!
Me getting my advance signed copy of Murder at First Pitch, Nicole Asselin's debut novel!
Two years ago, Nicole took my class (and copious notes) when I taught mystery writing at the Cape Cod Writer's Conference. Guess I imparted some kind of useful advice!
And I managed to get a shot where everyone looks stoned.
L to R: Eddie, Dave Zeltserman, Elizabeth Elo
My newest (and youngest) fan, Ori, who decided to go for the scariest story.
Photo courtesy of his dad
Photo courtesy of his dad
Now here's trouble! BJ with superstars Hank Phillippi Ryan and Linda Barnes, who came by to show their support, though they weren't signing, and Elizabeth Elo.
And yet more trouble
Author David Shiang, who wasn't part of the event, but who came by anyway.
More troublemakers...
Every year, Hans Copek creates posters with cover images of the recent books by local members of the Mystery Writers of America, and also does it for the local Sisters in Crime chapter.
So of course we made the authors come up and point to their book, but first we had to have a group shot with Tom Lyons (center, seated), the store owner, who's a terrific supporter of our local mystery community.
And the chapter supplied refreshments, to further entice shoppers. Thanks to all for a great day!
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