Red Tash's Blog, page 139
September 10, 2012
September 9, 2012
inothernews:
Make a fist and put it in the center, the dots go...
Make a fist and put it in the center, the dots go faster! If you twist your fist, they go EVEN FASTER. And if you cover the outer edges, it goes slower. Dude, I’ve been sitting here playing with this and laughing like an idiot for like ten minutes.
Best.
September 8, 2012
Every time I go to find an image that says “Indiana”...
Every time I go to find an image that says “Indiana” on tumblr so I can reblog something about how both my books are set here, I find something AWESOME like this:
cbhurley:
She grew up in an Indiana town
Had a good-lookin’ mama who never was around
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
With them Indiana boys on them Indiana nights
Hell, yes, she did.
It’s really no wonder I ended up with a cover for my first book that looks like:
This is not a book *about* Indiana, per se, but it is set in Bloomington, it unabashedly loves IU, and it’s filled with quirky characters who are from, or are drawn to our fabulous state.
And then there is this, which doesn’t have a Hoosier cover of any kind, but is still set here in the heaven/hell of rural Indiana at its best/worst. You will love to hate it right along with me, no matter where you’re from:
Ah, such lovely sunset colors. Hrm.
HEY. Both these books are going exclusive to Kindle & paperback for a few months, so check the links if you’re not a Kindle user or a paperback reader: you should download while you still can, because accessibility to Nook, Sony, Kobo, Apple, etc is being cut off ‘til December.
Are you into horror, halloween, fall, scary stuff, ghosts, paranormal, dark fantasy, the sound of leaves crunching beneath your feet, etc. etc.? Are you a Hoosier, or is your work in some way related to Indiana? Join the Hoosier Horror blog hop! We’re going to have a little blog party and I need you to invite yourself and all your friends.
