The Door in the Sky is now properly posted on Amazon and available for purchase. Thanks to my two reviewers who have posted so far; there should be more soon. I was quite impressed with granddaughter Maggie's review. (Grandmas have bragging rights.) I don't see it on Barnes and Noble yet, although they do have The Mountains of the Moon.
Orchard House Press reports that they are making all their books available on Kindle, the first ones starting in December. They'll follow that with other formats, such as Nook. They're also working on bringing out hard cover books, and The Hall of Doors will be among the first of those, with a combined version of the first three books. So there will soon be lots of choices, but I don't have confirmed dates on anything.
I'll be signing books at the Friends of the Library holiday bazaar in Oakville November 20, and speaking to kids at the Tenino library January 5. Just a reminder: I'm available to speak at schools, scouts, libraries, writer's groups or whatever and will work cheap (FREE!!) as long as I can bring books to sell and don't have to travel too far. I've been thoroughly checked out by the Timberland library system and pronounced safe:)
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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