Latest News: December 2007
GREAT NEWS! Blackstone Audio has secured the unabridged retail and library audio rights (including digital audio) for Jordan Dane’s NO ONE HEARD HER SCREAM (Avon release April 2008) and NO ONE LEFT TO TELL (Avon release May 2008) for the U.S. and Canada.
One question remains – If no one can hear her scream and there is no one left to tell, why would anyone need audio rights?
Codeine is an awful drug. I mean it. I'm not the narcotics-type, and the bizarre opium-eater dreams I have when I finally do fall asleep--after imbibing but two teaspoons of codeine cough syrup--are enough to give Salvador Dali and Hieronymous Bosch nightmares.
Why the codeine? Because right before Thanksgiving, I contracted the Big P. Cough Central. The Last Wheeze. Otherwise known as pneumonia.
I've been laid up, unable to work (bad), unable to write (worse), unable to think clearly (worst). I finally emerged from this cherry-flavored haze to go on line this morning, and found an email from a friend and fellow writer (and fellow nominee, Declan Burke) congratulating me on my nomination for a Spinetingler Award.
GREAT NEWS! Blackstone Audio has secured the unabridged retail and library audio rights (including digital audio) for Jordan Dane’s NO ONE HEARD HER SCREAM (Avon release April 2008) and NO ONE LEFT TO TELL (Avon release May 2008) for the U.S. and Canada.
One question remains – If no one can hear her scream and there is no one left to tell, why would anyone need audio rights?
Codeine is an awful drug. I mean it. I'm not the narcotics-type, and the bizarre opium-eater dreams I have when I finally do fall asleep--after imbibing but two teaspoons of codeine cough syrup--are enough to give Salvador Dali and Hieronymous Bosch nightmares.
Why the codeine? Because right before Thanksgiving, I contracted the Big P. Cough Central. The Last Wheeze. Otherwise known as pneumonia.
I've been laid up, unable to work (bad), unable to write (worse), unable to think clearly (worst). I finally emerged from this cherry-flavored haze to go on line this morning, and found an email from a friend and fellow writer (and fellow nominee, Declan Burke) congratulating me on my nomination for a Spinetingler Award.
