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[Sabine]

I am looking forward to read the anthology!

[Johanna]

KC wrote: "Calathea wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Although... we have been reading Josh's favorites a few last Decembers... What do you say, boss? Want to join us reading Comfort and Joy holiday anthology in Decemb..."

Thank you, KC. :-)

[Johanna]

Josh wrote: "So I will be in and out, mulled wine in hand. ;-)"

You know... I REALLY like this image. :-D

[Calathea]

Thanks for the blurbs and pics! Comfort and Joy is now in existence on GR. :-D

[Johanna]

Calathea wrote: "Thanks for the blurbs and pics! Comfort and Joy is now in existence on GR. :-D

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Thank you, dear. Hugs coming your way! :-)

[Idamus]

Calathea wrote: "Thanks for the blurbs and pics! Comfort and Joy is now in existence on GR. :-D

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Awesome, thanks Calathea.


Will the stories be sold seperately as well Josh? And audio?

[Johanna]

Idamus wrote: "Will the stories be sold seperately as well Josh? And audio?"

I don't know about audio, but I think the individual stories will be released at the same date than the anthology (December 7th, that is).

[Idamus]

Johanna wrote: "Idamus wrote: "Will the stories be sold seperately as well Josh? And audio?"

I don't know about audio, but I think the individual stories will be released at the same date than the anthology (Dece..."

Thanks, if there's audio I only want Josh' as ebook, I guess I'll just have to wait and see, can't read it until the 25th anyway :p

[Calathea]

And here are the individual stories.
I think it beares repeating: those covers are awesomely beautiful, Johanna! :)

[KC]

Calathea wrote: "

And here are the individual stories.
I think it bares r..."

I second that. So very beautiful! :-)

[Anne]

KC wrote: "Calathea wrote: "

And here are the individual stories.
I..."

I definitely third that, they are beautiful covers.

[Na]

Anne wrote: "I definitely third that, they are beautiful covers. "

*nod nod nod*

[Johanna]

Aww. You guys are so sweet. *blushes fiercely*

[Sabine]

Yes I think the same, hopefully it will give a print edition as well.

[KC]

Sabine wrote: "Yes I think the same, hopefully it will give a print edition as well."

I hope so too!

[Antonella]

Sabine wrote: "Yes I think the same, hopefully it will give a print edition as well."

What she said, on both accounts...

[Susinok]

I do propose we read all four stories, not just Josh's. Those are some of my favorite writers there... he has a way of doing that.. :)

[KC]

Susinok wrote: "I do propose we read all four stories, not just Josh's. Those are some of my favorite writers there... he has a way of doing that.. :)"

I'm all for it.

[Anne]

KC wrote: "Susinok wrote: "I do propose we read all four stories, not just Josh's. Those are some of my favorite writers there... he has a way of doing that.. :)"

I'm all for it."

So am I.

[Sabine]

Anne wrote: "KC wrote: "Susinok wrote: "I do propose we read all four stories, not just Josh's. Those are some of my favorite writers there... he has a way of doing that.. :)"

I'm all for it."

So am I."

I am too.

[Alison]

Calathea wrote: "

And here are the individual stories.
I think it beares repeating: those covers are awesomely beautiful, Johanna! :)..."

It bears repeating so many times! Johanna, those covers are awesomely beautiful! You are an artiste! I love them. :)

[Karen]

Alison wrote: "Calathea wrote: "

And here are the individual stories.
I..."

On this bandwagon for sure! And what a great use for scarf-guy! ; )

[Johanna]

:-)

[Johanna]

Karen wrote: "And what a great use for scarf-guy! ; )"

I know! He turned out to be very usable. :-)

I found the Mr. Scarf Guy in the middle of one night when I was browsing through photo banks (on my iPad) in bed while hubby was already sound asleep and snoring beside me. The minute I saw him (ETA: the scarf-guy, that is *cough*) I knew I had to have him ;-) and I got up, sneaked back downstairs and made sure I got him downloaded properly in my computer.

[Jordan]

:-D I millionth the idea that we should read the anthology, and that we should read the entire anthology. I want to really all those authors!

Also, I millionth the comments that the covers are beautiful! Nice work!

[Calathea]

I'm in for it too. :-)

[Antonella]

Jordan wrote: ":-D I millionth the idea that we should read the anthology, and that we should read the entire anthology. I want to really all those authors!

Also, I millionth the comments that the covers are beautiful..."

What she said!

[Jordan]

So, what are we reading in January? I don't recall that we have anything planned yet.

[Johanna]

Jordan wrote: "So, what are we reading in January? I don't recall that we have anything planned yet."

Good question. :-) I'm sorta kinda holding a screwdriver (and NOT the cocktail kind, unfortunately!!!) in my other hand and I'm trying to find my bikinis with the other... so Calathea is going to organize January BOM with you guys. And I'm so very grateful for her for that!

Anyway, whatever you guys feel like reading suits me as well. :-)

[Calathea]

Hey, I'm back in my own WiFi-zone. ;-)

So, what would you like to read as Book of the Month January?

Any suggestions?

(And just in case we have several suggestions: remember to either suggest a book or support someone's suggestions but not both.)

At the end of the week we go and see if we have an obvious choice or need a poll.

[Calathea]

Several of us want to take part in the Becky's Great Sherlock Holmes Canon Read/Reread 2015.
I suggest A Study In Scarlet as BOM January 2015. What do you think?

[Susinok]

Works for me!

[Becky]

Got my vote - of course. :D

[Sabine]

Very good idea!

[Idamus]

Good idea :-)

[Marge]

Works for me!

[Jordan]

Great idea! I was planning that as something to read next month anyway. If we do that for our BOM as well, it means I can get through more of my reread challenge! :-D

[Anne]

I'm in!

[Varecia]

Good idea! I think I have never read the original, only the german translation decades back, so I am looking forward to this.

[Na]

Perfect.

[Loretta]

I had a credit burning a whole in my pocket, so I got The Complete Stories of Sherlock Holmes from Audible.

[Calathea]

LOL
This looks like there isn't any competition for dear Sherlock...

[Susinok]

Calathea wrote: "LOL
This looks like there isn't any competition for dear Sherlock... "

Love that smiley!

[Johanna]

Calathea wrote: "LOL
This looks like there isn't any competition for dear Sherlock... "

Sounds like a plan! :-)

[Calathea]

I set up the topic for the BOM discussion here. Now go and read!

[Jordan]

So, what ARE we reading next month?

[Johanna]

Jordan wrote: "So, what ARE we reading next month?"

What do you guys suggest? :-)

Josh, do you have anything specific in mind?

[Josh]

Jordan wrote: "So, what ARE we reading next month?"

Any up and coming M/M mystery writers out there we haven't previously run across?

[Jordan]

Actually, yes! But I only remember her first name is Maggie. She took over DSP's Twitter feed last night. I didn't choose to follow her only because I haven't read her book yet, and on my own I'm not likely to find the time, and then I'd feel guilty for following her without reading her. But I can see if I can't look her up so we can determine if we want to read her work. I think it's noir-ish, if I recall, and named after one of the big great noirs from the 30's.

[Jordan]

Got it! Maggie Kavanagh and the title is Double Indemnity. It only just came out two days ago. Only four reviews. The blurb isn't really making me jump for it, but maybe it will for some of you guys.