Tales from the Annexe has some good reviews on Goodreads and Amazon. And Berthold Gambrel has written a blog post with a thorough and detailed review. Read it here.
And since today, November 7th, is Herbert West’s birthday (20th or 134th, depending), Tales from the Annexe is available free on Amazon. Today only, until midnight Pacific Standard Time.
Berthold’s review is great review for a great collection!
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Thanks, Priscilla!
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Congratulations on the great review, Audrey!
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Thank you, Liz!
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You’re welcome, Audrey!
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Thanks Audrey, I have downloadedm
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You’re welcome, Janet. I hope you enjoy it.
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Awesome, Audrey. I just downloaded the book. Looking forward to reading it. Thanks!
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I hope you enjoy it, Pat. If the HWSeries stories seem obscure, you may prefer the second set.
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Happy Birthday, Herbert, you crazy revivification psycho.
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Birthdays don’t matter, he says, but the thought is appreciated. 🤪
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Wonderful review; book sounds great, Audrey!
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Thank you, Becky!
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You are so welcome!
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Tweeted! 🙂
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Thank you! (P.S. I’m still having a debate with myself over Twitter.)
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Twitter is my release valve. All the pent up outrage tends to come out in 280 characters. Unfortunately, Twitter also feeds the outrage so I ration myself now. An hour or so every few days, and that’s it. I need my sanity. That said though, Twitter has also opened my eyes to what’s out there beyond my safe, middle class bubble.
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I can see its usefulness, and I’ve even thought of some people/organizations I would likely follow if I set up an account. But I’m leery of the learning curve + time suck. I can barely keep up with all the blogs I follow, and then there’s Real Writing (i.e., a sequel to She Who Comes Forth, which is starting to look like a possibility).
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The learning curve isn’t that hard once you get your head around the fact that ‘tags’ aka hashtags, are just categories that help others find your content. So if you want to talk about books you could type #books in your tweet. Want to promote a free book? Type #freebook instead. As you type, Twitter will present other popular hashtags in the same vein and you can choose to use one of them instead. To direct a tweet at someone type @namename in the tweet. You can also retweet other people’s tweets to show you like/agree with them. If you ‘retweet with comment’, you’re starting a new tweet but quoting the original.
Hmm…I’ve done it again. Once a teacher always a teacher. 😦 Anyway, the time suck is very real and I’ve learned to ration my time on Twitter.
Oh! I’m thrilled you’re thinking of a sequel for She. Go girl!
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Thanks for the info!
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Welcome! If you ever decide to take the plunge, I’m @acflory . 🙂
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Thanks, Meeka!
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Congratulations on your new book! I downloaded a copy of it after seeing Berthold’s review. 🙂
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Thanks, Lydia! I hope you enjoy it.
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