I really intended to keep up this blog, but there were always other things clamoring for attention. So I'm starting over, and will endeavor to do better.
Today I updated the home page of my writing web site and followed up with announcements on Facebook, Myspace, and LiveJournal. I think I could easily spend all my time communicating and not get anything else done. How do people manage? Maybe they think and type faster than I do.
I'm looking for suggestion on jazzing up all my sites, the better to publicize my books. Suggestions would be welcome, keeping in mind that I'm not a teenager and feel a bit intimidated by modern communication methods. I want a family-friendly site that will attract more kids and their parents.
The latest news on books: The Door in the Sky should be out next month, The Mirror Door is at the publishers, and book four in The Hall of Doors series is underway. Anita and I finished the "Bless This Home" book and we're starting to look for a publisher.
About Me
- Janice Clark
- I've been writing off and on most of my life, but especially since I retired. I'm Mom to four grown kids (plus spouses and other "borrowed children") and have eight actual-descendant grandchildren, plus at least ten more who call me "Grandma." My works in print and ebook include the "Hall of Doors" children's fantasy series (The Mountains of the Moon, The Door in the Sky, The Mirror Door, The Secret Door, The Water Door) plus a sixth book in progress. The "Healer's Apprentice" YA science fiction series includes Fairy Gold, a novelet prequel, plus To Heal a Broken Planet, Into the Unknown, And The Stars Came Down. I also partnered with well-known Christian author Anita Donihue on an attitude-of-gratitude collection about homes, called A Home Where God Lives. I've participate so far in seven of Crimson Cloak Publishing's charity anthologies, with two more in progress, plus have a story in their anthology Crimson Timelines. My Mothers' and Christmas gift books are now available as reprints. For more, see my website or Amazon author's page.
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