Plug for a friend's blog tour...

Check out the following - it looks to be a good time. I'll be posting a review of the colleciton as soon as I get the chance to finish reading it.
The Iridescence Blog Tour June 1-30, 2007
http://joliedupre.blogspot.com/2007/05/iridescence-blog-tour.html
"Iridescence: Sensuous Shades of Lesbian Erotica"
http://joliedupre.com/iridescence.html

And a very limited blog 'tour' that I'm participating in...

Please join us:
 
Sheri Livingston, Jolie du Pre, and Catherine Lundoff on Thursday, June 14th @ 7-9pm at our brand new Promotional Website
@ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eroticwritersofglbtpromo/

We have lots of prizes to give away!!!
 
Sheri will be giving away an e-copy of her new release from Loose ID, “Watching You” and previous releases “In the Eyes of Love” and “I Dare You.”  As well as, a gift certificate to Loose ID and Cobblestone Press.
 
Jolie will be giving away an autographed copy of her new release, “Iridescence.”
 
Catherine will be giving away an autographed copy of her new release as well, “Crave.”
 
Don’t miss the chance to claim one of these prizes!

Simply join their Promotional Chat group and sit back for fun and games, contest and prizes, and lots of yummy excerpts!!!

And finally, an actual personal post...

Just realized that I have no idea what I'm excerpting or how we're running the contest for the Thursday chat. Hopefully Jolie and Sherri have an idea. Should be exciting. :-)

Accomplishment for the weekend - finished my alternate history death of Christopher Marlowe story and got it out the door to submit for "Time Well Bent." V. pleased. Now I just need to finish the next story in time for the deadline I had to ask for extension on. Urgh.

We did manage to go catch Richard Thompson last night in St. Paul. It was a great show, though both of us like his acoustic ones better. He rocked out on some fun songs, old and new. I think the most powerful of the new ones is "Dad's Gonna Kill Me" (about Iraq) but I don't think I could listen to it over and over the way I do much of his other stuff.
The down side was that the sound was a lot louder than it needed to be and he likes a long guitar jam when he's amped up. Despite having spent a number of years living with a guitar god, I've never warmed up to them. A minute or two in and I've forgotten what song they were playing and mostly cease to care.
On the other hand, hey, it's Richard Thompson and I can listen to 'Beeswing' and '52 Vincent,'
among others, all day long and still love them. :-)