Today is my blogging day on the BWL website. I chat about my book launch in March.
Recalling my book launch
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To Catch a Fox is #1
Thanks to another successful book launch at Owl’s Nest Books, To Catch a Fox topped the Calgary Herald Bestsellers Fiction List this weekend. I truly appreciate everyone who came out to support me and my writing.
On the Radio
The Fox is Launched
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View from the back 
- Filled rows at “The Nest”
- I talk about my research holiday to Southern California.
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- Judith, the Owl’s Nest Bookstore manager, does the introductions.
Many thanks to the 75-80 family, friends and visitors, who came out to my book launch last night. I really appreciated seeing your faces in the audience.
Three Days to Book Launch
Many thanks to journalist Eric Volmers for this feature on To Catch a Fox in today’s Calgary Herald newspaper.
One Week to Launch Day
One week from today, Tuesday, March 26h, I’ll be launching To Catch a Fox at Owl’s Nest Bookstore. My presentation will feature slides from my two holidays in Southern California to research settings for the novel. Everyone welcome!
Two Weeks to Launch Day
In Conversation with Randy Luckie
In my interview with Randy Luckie, we talk about a wide range of writing subjects including my new novel, my mystery series, short stories, getting published, Stephen King, and murder by bee sting.
As an aside to the interview, I have stalked Stephen King’s home in Bangor, Maine, a couple of times. I grew up in Montreal and every summer my family drove through Maine to my grandparents’ home in New Brunswick, Canada. Our route went through Bangor, where we sometimes spent the night. When I was older, I continued to make the trek with my husband every couple of years.
When we learned that Stephen King lived in Bangor, on one of those drives we stopped at a local bookstore to ask where the author lived. The store owner didn’t hesitate to give us directions to the house. I believe the owner talked about seeing King often at his sons’ baseball games.
During subsequent trips through Maine to New Brunswick, we made at least one more detour to King’s house. I found it suitably ominous-looking for the master of horror.
I was also impressed that one of North America’s most successful authors made his home in down-home Bangor.
One month to lift off!
One month to go until my book launch for To Catch a Fox.
Four weeks exactly until the date — March 26th.
It’s starting to feel real.
Hope to see you there!
Journey to Imagination
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Bird of Paradise bushes in California remind me of creatures on the alert for predators. 
- My retreat characters dress in constumes
- Birds of Paradise grow wild in California.
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- California oranges are delightful!
Author Helen Henderson features To Catch a Fox on her blog titled Journey to the Stars and Worlds of Imagination. While my novel isn’t as fantastical as Helen’s writing, my primary setting for To Catch a Fox is a locale I imagined somewhere in southern California. I had a lot of fun creating my cult-like retreat.