Bookwall

Forgive me for this. After diddling around with it for a few days, it now seems a little boastful. But I'm among friends here, so if you think it's over the top don't hesitate to say so.

I'm approaching another milestone, with audiobook #89 at the publisher for review and #90 being recorded. An author friend on Facebook is celebrating ten years of being a full-time writer, and a fan made a composite graphic of the covers of all her novels. It looked like a good idea, so I started collecting thumbnails of the covers of the books I've narrated and trying to get them to line up straight. As I said, it took a few days, and I couldn't do it all at once without getting a crick in my neck. But I did it, and therefore: The Bookwall.

As always, if any of these strikes your fancy, let me know; I still have promo codes for almost all of them and I would be delighted to share the freebies.

I'm embarrassed by the quality of the first 15 or so, but I've learned a lot about editing since then. The first two (lower left) were self-published titles, but somehow I attracted the attention of a "real" publisher for #3 and #4. #8 was the first I did for University Press Audiobooks, and they have brought me more titles than any other publisher since. #35 came to me thanks to a conversation on Ricochet, as did #51 and #88. #53 is part of a series written by a fellow Eisenhower College alumnus. I have learned a lot from all of them, and enjoyed all but two (no, I'm not going to tell you which are the ones I wish I hadn't done. Classified.)

Thank you for indulging me.