N. J. personal Twitter
- The March Prevention magazine is filled with excellent articles about eating healthy foods. I recommend picking one up.
- Second interview in two days. Weird. But kind of fun. Hmm. What would I want on a desert island? http://bit.ly/b5348O
- I was recently interviewed on the Author Exchange blog. About all sorts of things... http://lindamfaulknertips.blogspot.com/
- My turn on the TWG Authors blog today. My topic: "A Month in the Life of a Scanner." http://twgauthors.blogspot.com/
- Been working on Write! Canada, moving the website content to 3 new sites I've created, helping out while Denise tended to family matters...
- This month, I reverted to old habits & worked on The Word Guild 16 hours a day - much like the first 5-6 years. Hoping to stop this week!
N. J. on writing
- New interview with Hot Apple Cider author M. D. Meyer, who writes about tough issues & aboriginal Canadians. http://hotapplecider.ca/
- An interview with my neighbour, Lorraine O'Donnell Williams, on her new book, Memories of the Beach: Defining Canada. http://tiny.cc/bm2uJ
- When Dr. Brad Burke first came to Write! Canada 6 years ago, he was looking for contacts. Read what happened. http://www.writecanada.org
- Attempt to help people become aware of problems prior to self-publishing a book & asking for marketing help. http://twgauthors.blogspot.com
- Three unpublished writers will win registration to Write! Canada - contest closes March 15th. http://tiny.cc/z1hzv
- New interview with Brian C. Austin, who has 5 poems in Hot Apple Cider. He has a new YA book coming out in March. http://hotapplecider.ca
I'm happy this morning because I just found out about a new review of Glitter of Diamonds on The Suspense Zone. I love the last paragraph of the review, because it sums up what my goal in writing the Manziuk and Ryan books is – to mimic, in a good way, and in today's world, the style of my favorite author, Georgette Heyer. "Glitter of Diamonds, second in the Manziuk and Ryan mystery series by award-winning Canadian journalist, author and speaker, N. J. Lindquist, continues with a finely drawn police procedural written in the style of Georgette Heyer, long considered queen of the British mystery genre.' Just as her character Rico is a fierce competitor, Lindquist's appealing characters, creative plot and classic Agatha Christie style writing make her a fierce contender for Heyer's reputation." You can read if the review at The Suspense Zone Or you can read the first chapter of Glitter of Diamonds.
Agatha Christie · Georgette Heyer · Glitter of Diamonds · mystery
