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Category Archives: More About Jim
CHEROKEE AMERICA IS OUT! AND IT ROCKS!
“. . . a sprawling, character-rich depiction of a group of people–Cherokee full-bloods and half-bloods along with some blacks and even a few whites–living in the post-Civil War territory referred to throughout as the Cherokee Nation.” Continue reading
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Tagged bawdyhouse, character-rich, Cherokee Nation, Judge Isaac Parker, Sequoyah, Singer family
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Guess What! Cover of Publishers Weekly!
Hey, guys! Sorry to toot my own horn, but I’m on the cover of Publishers Weekly! Well, not me, exactly, but my book, Problems of Translation. I feel quite thrilled to see that image of my book staring up at … Continue reading
ANOTHER FREEBIE IS HERE! TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
Okay, here’s the big news! Once again, we’ve decided to do a promotion for my comic adventure novel Problems of Translation, or Charlie’s Comic, Romantic, Terrifying, Loopy Round-the-World Journey in Search of Linguistic Happiness! Starting today and for the next 3 … Continue reading
COME BRIGHTEN YOUR NEW YEAR ON JANUARY 25TH!
yielding a shocking glimpse, perhaps, into one writer’s mind, and how it (sometimes) works! Continue reading
PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATION CONCLUDES 24-HOUR GIVEAWAY
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! to all those who downloaded the kindle version of my novel, Problems of Translation over the 24-hour giveaway period yesterday. Six hundred eleven people took advantage of this zero dollars sale, from all over the world! … Continue reading
DREDGING UP THE PAST
Back in the summer of ’89 I earned a month-long stint at the Edward Albee Center at Montauk Point. It was an exhilarating and productive time, with a lot of highlights, including being feted at my birthday dinner by Edward … Continue reading
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Tagged Albee, lamborghini, Montauk Point, novel
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A Thank You and a Promise
A heartfelt thanks to all those who participated in the free-ebook promotion of my novel, Problems of Translation, this past July 2-4! Many thanks to those who shared the information about the promotion, and of course, to those who downloaded … Continue reading
“A SENSE OF HUMOR IS JUST COMMON SENSE, DANCING”
Got a really nice write-up in the OSARC newsletter the other day about my book, Problems of Translation. What, you inquire, is OSARC? I thought you’d never ask! My various writer’s bios (tailoring them to fit the occasion) might or might not … Continue reading
“PROBLEMS” TRANSLATES INTO A LOT OF FUN
At last! My novel, Problems of Translation, or Charlie’s Comic, Terrifying, Romantic, Loopy Round-the-World Journey in Search of Linguistic Happiness, has finally become available as a paperback on Amazon! (E-book shortly.) Check it out! For those of you who’ve never … Continue reading
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