Help out T.R. Pearson (I know him pretty well)
As painful as it is for me to admit this, I don't exist. I am not a Sheetrocker from Ruston, Louisiana. I am instead the alter ego of some guy named T.R. Pearson who made me up and writes my novels (so I don't have to).
It was bound to get out sooner or later, and now seems as good a time as any to spill the beans. I have one more novel coming out. It's to be published in November, and then I could well find myself killed off for good.
That's publishing for you. T. R. Pearson has largely given up on the business and is trying to raise a little seed money for a print on demand novel of his own through Kickstarter.
If he meets his goal, maybe I live. Maybe he finds the wherewithal to keep Nick and Desmond blundering through the Mississippi Delta. So if you can, please help save an imaginary roughneck from (for pleading purposes) Ruston, Louisiana.
Pearson's Kickstarter link is below. Pledge what you can. Anything will help. Delta Noir needs you!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1...
It was bound to get out sooner or later, and now seems as good a time as any to spill the beans. I have one more novel coming out. It's to be published in November, and then I could well find myself killed off for good.
That's publishing for you. T. R. Pearson has largely given up on the business and is trying to raise a little seed money for a print on demand novel of his own through Kickstarter.
If he meets his goal, maybe I live. Maybe he finds the wherewithal to keep Nick and Desmond blundering through the Mississippi Delta. So if you can, please help save an imaginary roughneck from (for pleading purposes) Ruston, Louisiana.
Pearson's Kickstarter link is below. Pledge what you can. Anything will help. Delta Noir needs you!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1...
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Marvin
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Dec 06, 2013 09:25AM
Please continue with the series. I was born and raised in the delta....Greenville. You have it spot on!
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Big fan of both Rick and his alter-ego, I believe I have read all books of both.
Hey, Rick! The Nick Reid trilogy is old news for you, but somehow I'm just now getting around to it and just spent all of my hard-earned google opinion money on the books. Worth every opinion! Really enjoyed the first one and am well on my in the second. One advantage of reading old books is that you don't have to wait for the author to finish the series.
I think even without the disclosure in this blog post, I would have known who the author really is because of the characters and, especially, the dialog.
Hope you are well and writing.
Best regards, R.L.
