Many thanks to Lindsey over at Random House
Canada for assembling the upcoming Yesterday blog
tour! Also BIG thanks to the terrific Canadian bloggers
taking part for their cool guest blog ideas and questions.
Here's the final tour schedule:
| Diary of a Bookworm | September 23 |
| Just a lil' Lost | September 24 |
| Mermaid Visions | September 25 |
| Evie Bookish | September 26 |
| Midnight Bloom Reads | September 27 |
| Book Nerd | September 28 |
I hope you'll drop by one of the stops and
say hello. I'll be the tall woman in Doc Martens nursing
a Coca-Cola.
About a week ago I received my first hardcover copy of Yesterday and it's so stunning that I can still hardly believe, whenever I lay eyes on it, that it's not some cool sci-film directed by Sofia Coppola (I know she hasn't directed a sci-fi movie yet but I can always dream an adaptation of my book will be the one!) but my very own novel. Thank you, Nicole De Las Heras, for this this beautiful looking book!
About a week ago I received my first hardcover copy of Yesterday and it's so stunning that I can still hardly believe, whenever I lay eyes on it, that it's not some cool sci-film directed by Sofia Coppola (I know she hasn't directed a sci-fi movie yet but I can always dream an adaptation of my book will be the one!) but my very own novel. Thank you, Nicole De Las Heras, for this this beautiful looking book!
With the release right around the corner,
on September 25th, I was inspired to re-design the website
to match up with the novel and create double-sided (because
My Beating Teenage Heart has it's paperback release
on the same day) bookmarks to be used in giveaways and
stuff. Also because, let's face it, I have way too much
fun designing this stuff to consider NOT doing it.
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As for my next blog post here, that will
be posted early next week and I'll be talking about my
favourite movies from the early 80s. The following post
will cover technology and toys from the 80s and I'm saving
favourite music for last but here's a peek—Such
A Shame, from Talk Talk's second album, It's My
Life (1984).
To this day I regret never seeing Talk Talk play live and I'm still pretty much convinced from here to 2063 that there was no one cooler in the 80s than Talk Talk lead singer Mark Hollis.
