AMPU: The Last Hurrah

My book got a small mention somewhere in the St. Paul paper.

All Me, All The Time - Christian Blog Edition

A really nice review of AMPU by Annabelle Robertson, who I had the good fortune to be seated next to at the Southern Kentucky Book Fest, is up on her blog at Crosswalk. It should be noted that I witnessed Annabelle convince multiple unmarried, un-engaged strangers to buy her book, The Southern Girl's Guide to Surviving the Newlywed Years. Now THAT is author promotion.

All Me, All The Time - Blog Edition

Rachel Kramer Bussel posted a really wonderful review of AMPU on her site. It's so gratifying when someone really truly gets the book. Makes me want to hurry up and write a hundred more.

All Me, All The Time - Radio Edition

I will be talking about A More Perfect Union on the Radio Ritas program tomorrow at 7:10am. I can't seem to find an affiliate list anywhere for those who will be, oh, AWAKE then (why God why would anyone willingly choose to be awake then?), but it's a national talk radio program that should be on an AM station near you. Or you can listen online here.

The Apocalypse, or Teenagers With To-Do Lists

The paperback of A More Perfect Union is now available on Amazon. It should be for sale at your local bookstore sometime in the next week or so. (I'm just the author - no one tells me these things.) The paperback has a new afterword in it, in which I talk about how every woman has her own level of girliness, and also how My Super Sweet 16 and Teen Prom magazine are grooming future Bridezillas and thus leading to the downfall of civilization.