This past weekend, during my son’s 2nd Birthday Party, my dear friend Jen mentioned she liked the white leather jacket I wore for my 22nd Birthday Party as described in Tomorrow May Be Too Late. I thought for a moment, then realized it was one of the few items I still have from that time. We raced upstairs to my bedroom closet and she said it was just as she imagined…
Tomorrow May Be Too Late is mentioned in the “Inside Outword: Music and Books” section online:
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The American Perspective is a cutting edge radio program that is full of inspiration and information which airs on several radio stations. It’s intended to help people succeed in life. The premise of Monday’s show is passion/success.
A copy of the show will be archived online and I’ll post a link on the blog.
I’ve been invited to do a reading/signing event at Bluestockings, a bookstore, fair trade cafe and activist center at 172 Allen Street, NYC.
Tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, June 9th at 7:00pm.
If you’re in the NYC area, please stop by and visit!
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I’ve been thinking about love and my story. I came across this photo by “Just K” on RedBubble and it made me think about the two sides of love – when I look at “Love Bites” I think there’s double meaning to this. In one respect being in love, living in love is tremendously delicious and fun and exciting. Then there’s being dumped and left still in love, or confused about what happened, or living with a broken heart, or walking away while you’re still in love – things that would make you think the whole ‘love’ thing sucks. …or bites …or whatever.
I’ve received some emails from folks who are currently on the edge due to feelings and emotions associated with their experience with love. They have shared that the book allowed them a temporary distraction from their own heartache. Some said the book has helped them churn new thoughts that got them going in a better direction. That alone gives me a sense of accomplishment and peace with putting the book out there.
The book’s press release was published on a busy GLBT website called Gay Web Source.
Check out their site and the release at http://gaywebsource.net/newscenter/id173.html
Pleased to be listed on GLBT Bookshelf as a new author. Check out the site:
You can purchase Tomorrow May Be Too Late at Booktopia online at a discounted price:
http://www.booktopia.com.au/tomorrow-may-be-too-late/prod9780578008233.html
