stacie at raspberry latte posted a wonderful review of Pale Immortal last week:
raspberry latte
here's another very nice review posted at armchair interviews:
armchair interviews
alison kent knocked me out by blogging about Pale Immortal today:
alison kent
thank you, thank you!
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You are very welcome! I loved reading it (and being scared to death by it.)
stay-c: i hope it wasn't too scary! i can't judge that kind of thing because it's not scary if you're writing it.
tribe: :D
I did have to stop reading at a "good part" because I knew the next part would be bad. My imagination is a bit over active and the boundary between real and imaginary was so easy to blur while I was reading PI.
It was a great sensation.
I sure hope I'll be able to get the book to my hands soon! I'd really like to read it! I wonder if some Finnish publisher would be interested in having it translated.;)
stay-c -- wow. thanks. :)
minna -- thanks for hopping over here from alison's blog. :) i never thought about a finnish translation. hmmm. that's very possible.
the kalevala is fascinating. i didn't actually see or own an english translation until pale immortal was done, but i'm delving a little deeper into it with the sequel.
Stacie passed the ARC of P.I. over to me, so it's in my TBR pile.
bethany, i was hoping you'd get a chance to read it.
Well deserved praise. It's a great book. Can't wait to read the next one.
thanks, stephen.
I've been on the road and haven't had much time to blog or comment until now.
Pale Immortal deserves high praise. It's a great book, and I'm looking forward to the sequel. :)
jeff! are you there?
and it is like heaven, but really, really hot?
Yes, I am here at The Biltmore for the first Thrillerfest. Logged 1,890 miles in 2 1/2 days.
At these temperatures I'm not sure heaven is the appropriate term. hehe
hahaha
someone posted that it's supposed to be 110 saturday and sunday. whew.
Yes! I'm glad PI is getting great buzz!!
thanks, kelly!
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