The good folks at Bookgasm have posted a new review of DEATH HEAD CROSSING, and as always, I appreciate the kind words. (Thanks to Scott Cupp for the heads-up.)I have only limited Internet access at the moment, but the situation is scheduled to improve sometime next week. In the meantime, keep watching the skies.
Gonzalo over at the Saddlebums blog has some kind words about DEATH HEAD CROSSING, including the hope that it's the first book in what will turn out to be a series. I share that hope, but as of right now, I have no idea if such a thing will come about.
I got my author’s copies of DEATH HEAD CROSSING today, so I assume it should be showing up in the stores soon. The book looks really good, except for one odd thing in the biographical info on the inside back cover: it attributes the L.J. Washburn books to me, when of course it was Livia who really wrote them. Oh, sure, I helped with the plotting and editing of them, but you might as well say that Livia wrote all of my books since she does the same for me. I just hope that the misinformation doesn’t spread to the Internet, since there are already websites out there that attribute books to both of us that we didn’t write.
The FedEx driver dropped off a couple of other boxes while he was here. One contained copies of the large print edition of TALES FROM DEADWOOD: THE KILLERS, published by Thorndike. All three books in the series are available in large print now. The other box had author’s copies of one of my ghost jobs in it, so I can’t post that cover or title, but I hope it’s out there selling well, too.
This one will be out in August, the first Western with my name on it in a long time. Don't worry, I'll remind you again when it's actually available. But I think it's a pretty good cover and wanted to show it off now.
