Today I'm guest-posting at Jaye Wells' place about what blogging means to me. Included in the post is the very first vignette I wrote for Murmurs. And reading it again, together with the comments it received, put a little lump in my throat.
See, posting at Jaye's is a little like a blogging high-school reunion for me. Although, if it were truly that, I'd have to go back to her original home, Jaye's Blahg.
But there is good reason for Jaye to have new and fancier digs. She has become the most successful of my writer friends, with her newest release, The Mage in Black--the second book in her crackling, Sabina Kane vampire series--hitting shelves this past April to great reviews and (from my nosy monitoring of her Amazon rank) great sales, too.
And I can say this--nobody deserves success more. Jaye's wit, intelligence, and work ethic have always left me feeling a bit like a high school freshman who stares with awe at the senior who has it all together. She alone has made my Twitter membership worth it.
And I'm very honored to stand beside her today. Thanks, Jaye.
You, too, can make me cry! Yes, you! Just shoot me an email at Sarah.Hina AT gmail.com, if you'd like to interview me, offer a guest post slot on your blog, or review the book. I promise to have tissues ready. Sniff.
Other stops on my Meet Me In Paris Blog Tour: Travis Erwin • Aniket's Plum Blossom Flash Fiction contest • 25 Questions for Author Sarah Hina • Author Spotlight 7SS with Aerin-Bender Stone
She reads! She reads! Plum Blossoms excerpt read aloud.
Buy Plum Blossoms in Paris • Amazon • Barnes & Noble • Chapters • Borders • Your Local Independent Bookstore • Powell's Books • Books-A-Million
She reads! She reads! Plum Blossoms excerpt read aloud.
Buy Plum Blossoms in Paris • Amazon • Barnes & Noble • Chapters • Borders • Your Local Independent Bookstore • Powell's Books • Books-A-Million
