Seeing as it's only Thursday, it's only a little different...
This post is a day early due to a speaking engagement Friday morning. I was invited to give a talk at NCAEOP’s Annual Conference in Greensboro, NC – so think about me during the hours of 9-11am as I speak in front of a crowd of about 1000 people!
Information for writers, authors, publishers – anyone in the industry! Ivan Hoffman is one of the top publishing law lawyers in the country and his site is FULL of information:
Ivan Hoffman
Jane Kennedy Sutton posted a link on her blog to the most beautiful libraries in the world:
Jane Kennedy Sutton
Want to find a book reviewer in your genre? Check out:
Book Connector
Over at Vivian Zabel’s blog, the CPSC and lead law continues to confuse us:
Vivian Zabel
And Prill Boyle featured me today on her blog!
Defying Gravity
The president of the Friends of the Library of Robeson County, NC is seeking one - two more authors for a BIG event on December 5th! If you or someone you know is an established author, particularly in the area of mystery, thrillers, or history, let me know and I will get you her contact info.
And thank you everyone for cheering on my release of “Overcoming Obstacles with SPUNK!” this week!
Have a great speaking engagement. I LOVE speaking (and performing) in front of large audiences, having been a musician/entertainer/thespian in my younger careers and now as an author/speaker as well.
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Hope you enjoy the conference. I always like checking out the sites you list. What fun to see my name there today! I appreciate you mentioning my blog. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJane Kennedy Sutton
http://janekennedysutton.blogspot.com/
Good luck on your speaking engagement tomorrow, Diane! It sounds exciting!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, Jane! I thought it was fascinating.
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ReplyDeleteMorgan Mandel
http://morganmandel.blogspot.com
Thank you for the sites you recommend, and congratulations on your speaking engagement, Diane! Hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to Ivan Hoffman. I think I'll share his link with my newsletter readers in an upcoming issue.
ReplyDeleteHelen
http://straightfromhel.blogspot.com
I'll be thinking about you on Friday, sending good wishes your way! I know you'll do great.
ReplyDeleteDiane, I hope your speaking engagement went very well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for mentioning my blog, and, Christina, I know what you mean. The CPSIA debacle is doing the same to me. (looks in mirror at g, h, and j embedded in forehead)
You're welcome, Vivian!
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