Funny Girls
Posted Aug 18 2011
I’m busily preparing for my upcoming humor workshop at the Dallas Area Romance Authors meeting on the 27th. The hardest part is choosing which selections to use as examples – there are so many funny passages by my favorite humorous authors!
I’m also hard at work on book #3 in my Death & Taxes series. It’ll be called Death, Taxes, and Extra-Hold Hairspray, and there are some interesting things happening . . . I won’t spoil it by revealing it here, but let’s just say that even I was surprised by what’s going on!
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Diane KellySorry! Just found this message. Mistletoe Mayhem and Pecan Pie are novellas (shorter stories) that were released only as e-books, but they are side stories that do not have to be read in order to keep up with the main stories. Love, Luck, & Little Green Men is available in paperback on the Amazon and Barnes & Noble websites. It's a very different story than my usual thing - a little bit of fantasy and a lot of romance. Thanks for your interest in my books!
"G" HeadenNeed help with the Tax Series...Mistletoe Mayhem, Little Green Men and Pecan Pie are not to be found. Do you have a site I can buy? Are they "extras" that don't have to be read in order with the rest...HELP! Thanks!
Carol MohlerFinished "Dead as a Door Knocker." As an extreme cat lover, loved Sawdust! So looking forward to "Dead in the Doorway".
Just attented my first DARA meeting and thoroughly enjoyed your seminar – thanks so much! 🙂
Oops that should read “attended” – apologies for the typo! That’s what you get when you try and write with a four year old crawling under the table! I think they call it multi-tasking… 😉
So glad you enjoyed my humor talk, Ella! And thanks for stopping by my site!
Can’t wait for #3. Extra – hold…hmm, I’m thinking Aqua Mist aerosol cans (wasn’t that the name of it – it was like liquid glue for your hair!!)
Actually, I think it was Aqua Net. But it should have been called Spray Steel, huh? I remember using it back in the 80’s to make my bangs basically stick straight up from my forehead. Hmm, I wonder why that look hasn’t come back? : )