Tall tales and short ones

I seem to be downsizing these days.  I used to write four-volume series, sometimes expanding them into 8 or 9. No more.  Last year I started what I thought would be a YA book, and it stalled at about 1/4 the size it should be.  Stories do insist on being their own length, as any writer will tell you.  I put that one away, but eventually I realized that it stood on its own. I tried it on my fourteen-year-old grandson, who said it was a great story and kept him turning the pages: obviously he has inherited a fine taste in literature.  I offered it to Robert Runte and Lorina Stephens at Five Rivers Publishing.  Read all about it here.

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Published on November 19, 2012 11:04
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message 1: by Mike (new)

Mike As much as I've enjoyed all of your series, and think they are standouts in the genre, your stand alone novels have been equally impressive with Shadow and Ill Met in the Arena being two of my favorites.

Your grandson has exceptionally fine taste in literature and I look forward to checking out those two future titles.


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