A quick-moving plot with lots of surprises and a clear-eyed examination of addiction.
Listening to: Everlast‘s I Get By
Thinking about: My to-do list
Wishing I had: A to-don’t list
Regretting: How much Christmas shopping I had to do at the Dollar Store
Impressed by: How much Christmas shopping I did at the Dollar Store
Believing in: The power of Coffee and what we can do for each other
Daunted by: How many steps I have to take to satisfy the Fitbit‘s demand of 10,000 steps today
Looking forward to: Writing Hollywood Jesus
Feeling bad about: My little boy asked if I would work through Christmas Eve (No. I’ll be with you and the family, son. Promise.)
Grateful for: Readers and listeners
Hoping for: Happy buyers, Likes & getting added to Wish Lists
Waiting for: A mailing address to send off a promo copy of Higher Than Jesus
Scared of: Revising my apocalyptic coming-of-age thriller (It’s ambitious and huge)
Glad of: Completing the last (and maybe the oddest) All That Chazz podcast of 2012
Sad about: Newtown
Happy about: The Masquerade Crew helping to make My Year in Indie Publishing: Lessons learned go viral
Ecstatic about: ChazzWrites.com is a finalist for Best Self-publishing Blog of 2012 (and please consider reading the blogs on this list.)
Getting: Back to work
~ Robert Chazz Chute is a crime novelist and suspense writer who has eight books for sale, one of which is free until Friday at midnight. Get a detailed rundown on the paranormal suspense and strange contemporary fiction in Murders Among Dead Trees here.
Or take a darn chance and download Murders Among Dead Trees free here.
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