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Awwww, you've got to see this! Then scroll down and see what Carleen Brice's cat does to amuse himself. Thanks, Ron.
Four women share how they create their unique literary lives
Lynne Griffin
Lynne’s debut novel, LIFE WITHOUT SUMMER will be published by St Martin's Press in April 2009. She is also the author of NEGOTIATION GENERATION Penguin, 2007.
Amy MacKinnon
Amy is the author of TETHERED (Shaye Areheart Books/Random House, August 2008). Her essays have appeared in the Christian Science Monitor, Boston Globe, Seattle Times, Huffington Post, and on NPR.
- Lisa Marnell has been offered agent representation for her first novel. She is currently editing her second Young Adult novel.
- Hannah Roveto is a national public relations and marketing expert, with freelance journalism credits that include The Boston Globe. She has completed revisions to her first novel and is seeking agent representation.
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8 comments:
Very cute! Hope you and yours had a very Merry Christmas :)
He looks very cuddly and soft! I guess by now, though, he's almost full grown and acquiring manners.
Hi Amy,
Glad to see I'm not the only one pimping out my pet in the name of book promotion! :) Babe is a doll, and clearly he brought you good luck!
Lisa, thank you, we did and hope the same for you and yours.
Shauna, he's TRYING to acquire manners. Though he's very muscular, not an ounce of fat, he's well over 70 lbs. A full-grown male bulldog is supposed to be only 50, and Babe's far from an adult.
Carleen, when I think of all I do for these pampered pets (we have two cats as well), it's the least they can do!
Amy
70 pounds is amazing! He must look very different from his puppy picture now. I hope he does not think he is a lap dog. :-)
Ha, ha! He JUST a moment ago climbed onto my lap as I typed (I did have to lift him, I am freakishly strong). I thought my chair would break. He's such a big, cuddly baby!
Amy
Amy, you are so right! When you put it that way, they're just earning their keep. :)
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