Hannah West on your iPod ... or even iPhone.
My friend Terry emailed me yesterday to tell me that she came across my middle-grade mystery series, Hannah West, available on audio. Had I forgotten to mention it to her? There was no forgetting -- BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW! Ay caramba. How does that happen?
I'm thrilled that any book of mine is an audio book (although I wish someone had told me that was in the works). I was especially excited to see this little bit of promotional copy: "Use your own iPhone, mp3 player or iPod for playing Hannah West on Millionaire's Row audio book.
I don't have an iPhone, but my fictional creation can be heard on one. That greatly amuses me. If the series is succcessful on audio, I will be further amused and pleased by royalties.
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My name is Linda Johns and I'm a children's book author and a librarian in Seattle. I'm hoping to talk about books and writing here, with occasional digressions. If you'd like to see what I've read recently, stop by my GoodReads page.
Mysterious Alphabet 2010
I'm reading my way through our library's mystery section. There are no rules this time around, and here's where I am so far:
Andrews, Donna
Balzo, Sandra
Cain, James
Dunning, John
Ellis, David
Andrews, Donna
Balzo, Sandra
Cain, James
Dunning, John
Ellis, David
Recent GoodReads
4 comments:
I don't have an iPhone, either--but you can bet I'll be listening to each Hannah mystery, soon. Reading them was pure pleasure . . .I am so excited to see them in audio!
--Terry
Wow! Yay! How awesome, and yet how strange that you didn't know. I hope they got a good reader.
Thanks, Terry and librarianista. Today I'm glad I don't have an iPhone because the new ads say "funnest." But I'm still glad Hannah West is on audio. I think the narrator, Rena Strober, is pretty good, from the short clips I heard on audible.com. And she certainly has impressive acting credits.
That is so cool! May such unexpected circumstances drop my way some day :-).
By the way, I am a so-called "fictional character" in a middle-grade fantasy novel Jane (the owner of this Google account) is writing. I have a private blog where I am posting my story-in-progress so that some of Jane's young friends can "test drive" the story. Anyway, I've put a link to Hannah West's blog in my blog, because I think my readers ought to meet her, especially if they like my story. (See, I live on Vashon Island, and my cousins and I end up having some pretty wild adventures in downtown Seattle). But I see that Hannah hasn't posted in a couple of years. Any chance you could nudge her into writing a post now and then?
Thanks! My cousins and I love Hannah's mysteries, and are hoping to read some new ones sometime soon!
- Shell Wakefield
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