Sharon Buchbinder's Blog - Posts Tagged "redemption"
Interview with Susannah Sandlin, Author of REDEMPTION
I am delighted to have my chapter mate from the Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal Chapter of Romance Writers of America, SUSANNAH SANDLIN, with me today to talk about her new vampire romance, REDEMPTION, first in the Penton Legacy Trilogy, scheduled for release on June 12.
Susannah Sandlin is an author of paranormal romance set in the Deep South, where there are always things that go bump in the night! A longtime journalist, Susannah grew up in Alabama reading the gothic novels of Susan Howatch, and always fancied herself living in Cornwall, although she’s never actually been there. Details, details. She also read a lot of Stephen King–the combination of Howatch and King probably explains a lot. Currently a resident of Auburn, Alabama, Susannah has also lived in Illinois, Texas, California, and Louisiana.
Susannah has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of REDEMPTION for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win. (If you’d prefer a print copy, she will also provide that after her June 12 release date.)
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/JQfJdG
Susannah Sandlin is an author of paranormal romance set in the Deep South, where there are always things that go bump in the night! A longtime journalist, Susannah grew up in Alabama reading the gothic novels of Susan Howatch, and always fancied herself living in Cornwall, although she’s never actually been there. Details, details. She also read a lot of Stephen King–the combination of Howatch and King probably explains a lot. Currently a resident of Auburn, Alabama, Susannah has also lived in Illinois, Texas, California, and Louisiana.
Susannah has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of REDEMPTION for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win. (If you’d prefer a print copy, she will also provide that after her June 12 release date.)
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/JQfJdG
Susannah Sandlin and Time Management 101 for Writers
I did a website chat about time-management a few weeks ago and realized what an issue it is for all of us. I tend to look at people who are able to write full-time, or who at least do not have full-time day jobs, and feel envious.
But what I realized from the chat was that we all have our time challenges. I don’t have kids, so someone with children would think my day-job time-suck was nothing compared to children.
First, a little about me and my time challenges. As Susannah Sandlin, I have a paranormal romance series coming out this year with Montlake Romance. The first book, Redemption, came out a few weeks ago (and it’s on sale at Amazon right now—okay, end of blatant plug). Under another name, I write an urban fantasy series for a “Big Six” publisher.
For contract reasons, I do very little cross-promotion, so I have two websites, two blogs, two Twitter and Facebook accounts, separate email accounts, etc. I do 60-70 blogs or online columns per month.
I have a full-time day job, and primary care for a senior parent and two dogs.
How do all those balls get juggled?
Here are my main coping techniques:
To read more go to http://bit.ly/LUl9Ig
Susannah SandlinRedemption
But what I realized from the chat was that we all have our time challenges. I don’t have kids, so someone with children would think my day-job time-suck was nothing compared to children.
First, a little about me and my time challenges. As Susannah Sandlin, I have a paranormal romance series coming out this year with Montlake Romance. The first book, Redemption, came out a few weeks ago (and it’s on sale at Amazon right now—okay, end of blatant plug). Under another name, I write an urban fantasy series for a “Big Six” publisher.
For contract reasons, I do very little cross-promotion, so I have two websites, two blogs, two Twitter and Facebook accounts, separate email accounts, etc. I do 60-70 blogs or online columns per month.
I have a full-time day job, and primary care for a senior parent and two dogs.
How do all those balls get juggled?
Here are my main coping techniques:
To read more go to http://bit.ly/LUl9Ig
Susannah SandlinRedemption
