Crewel Yule!

Oh... now you've piqued my interest! I'll have to check this out.

Katherine

On 30 Sep 2004 16:47:30 GMT, ospam (JoyceG in WA)
wrote:

I just grabbed my copy of Crewel Yule and got out the tape measure - it's 5 1/2
inches by 8 1/2 inches, and about 3/4 inch thick. It's not a standard-size
hardcover, although it's larger than a standard paperback.

In terms of reading on-the-go, what we do is remove the paper cover and then
replace it when we're done reading. This will help keep it "nice" for your
bookshelf!

-JoyceG in WA, saving my copy of Crewel Yule to read closer to the holidays!!

Katherine H said:
I'm so torn up about this. I want to get the new book, but it's
hardcover and since I tend to read on the subways and trains, it's so
much easier for me to buy paperbacks. Plus, I know it sounds anal, but
I love how all the other books have a nice "look" to them on my
bookshelf. I know it's big news to go to hardcover, but I think I
might wait to see if it comes out in paperback sometime next year. ah
(sigh)

Katherine H

The book will come out in paperback, but I don't know when. The next one,
Embroidered Truths, will appear in June of '05, and I suspect Crewel Yule in
paperback will appear shortly before that.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris

There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, nobody knows what
they are. -Somerset Maugham

On 05 Oct 2004 02:06:06 GMT, (MaryPulver) wrote:

The book will come out in paperback, but I don't know when. The next one,
Embroidered Truths, will appear in June of '05, and I suspect Crewel Yule in
paperback will appear shortly before that.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris

There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, nobody knows what
they are. -Somerset Maugham

oh, that's probably too long to wait! I'm going to check out the
book now, since it was reported it's a pretty compact size! And that
certainly helps!

Katherine H

I just got out the ones I haven't read from the library. The bad thing is I
am really too busy to be reading them-but I can't stop.

Mary, I love the depth of human relationships that are expressed in your
books. It is something often lacking in mystery novels.

Darlene

I just got mine and can't wait to start reading it. I'm taking it to EGA
Seminar and hoping to get it autographed.
Carolyn

Gosh, what a huge compliment! Thank you! A lot of that is owed to my writers'
group, who are always pushing me to deepen my characters.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris

There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, nobody knows what
they are. -Somerset Maugham

You mean the one in Minneapolis? I'm going to be there on Friday, the 29th of
October -- had to change the date because of a book tour.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris

There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, nobody knows what
they are. -Somerset Maugham