Well, sometimes I look around and wonder how I got where I am. After all this time, I am still a bit shocked, I think. Even though today is the book birthday of One for the Murphys. Amazing. Wow… Then, I remember that it was no accident that I got here. I mean, I didn’t … Continue Reading
Browsing Tag: Lynda Mullaly Hunt
Blast Off: One for the Murphys
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Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, One For The Murphys
6 10 MAY
Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, One For The Murphys
6 10 MAY
Like last month, our giveaway genres are the same. But the books couldn’t be more different. Here’s what others are saying about A Breath of Eyre and One for the Murphys: One for the Murphys — Lynda Mullaly Hunt “This is a beautiful book, filled with hope. You’ll cry and laugh along with Carley as … Continue Reading
Learning from the Experts
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Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, ann sibley o'brien, cathryn falwell, […]
4 13 MAR
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4 13 MAR
Planet-sized kudos to Melissa Stewart who puts together stellar events for published authors here in New England. Saturday’s event at The Eric Carle Museum was no different! It was a program about working with a professional book marketing consultant. First up was Deborah Sloan of Deborah Sloan & Company who did a panel with her … Continue Reading
Evader of the Lost ARCs
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Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, One For The Murphys, The Writing Life
5 31 JAN
Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, One For The Murphys, The Writing Life
5 31 JAN
So, we all have these embarrassing but harmless (and character building) stories that we keep under wraps. How we pay others in-the-know for their silence. How we take these stories to our graves. So, naturally, I’m posting it here. (This should prove to everyone that I am willing to open myself up for the good … Continue Reading
Will the Real Audience Please Stand Up?
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Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, The Writing Life, books, […]
5 13 DEC
Tags: Lynda Mullaly Hunt, The Writing Life, books, […]
5 13 DEC
Well, following the fantastic interview of Children’s Manager for Lemuria Books, Emily Grossenbacher, that Robin Bridges posted last week, I began to think about the other side of the children’s book seller’s counter. The buyer. Specifically, the young buyer. So, I decided that I would interview both of my teenagers about their preferences in books. … Continue Reading
