It certainly has been a busy time here. My new mystery novel is finished now and in the hands of Amazon, soon to go to Apple Books also. My new website is finished and I am waiting for all sorts of mysterious things to happen in cyberspace, those things relating to domain names and urls.
Now comes more heavy lifting. I need reviews and this is an open request for those. The book will be very modestly priced at first as a Kindle edition, and I will happily cooperate with any reviewer.
I have enjoyed this process enormously. What author doesn’t like writing?
As soon as the site is live, I will share the title and cover. The story is a good one!
It’s out. The Kindle version of the book is officially for sale now…hooray…and here come the iBooks and paperback versions within hours. This is no small accomplishment for the self-publishing author who does it all while wrapped in hope.
It was said by Susan Sontag that Carlo Crivelli is “camp,” and I see that the Metropolitan Museum of Art has had its great gala now on the theme of “camp.” If all of that elaborate fluff and curl is camp, well then I am all for it. It’s fun, to say nothing of entertaining and beautiful. Certainly, the painting of Mary Magdalene by Carlo Crivelli on the cover of A Cloud of Fraud is all of those. If camp, well then splendid!
We should take a new look at “camp.” And while I’m saying that, I’ll add that it’s a perfect celebration, visually, of the publication of a new story. So, camp!!