Okay,
BSP, does not mean "letters that mean something". But we live in the age of the
acronym, no? BSP means Blatant Self Promotion out there in the blogosphere. And
in list serves, and on Facebook, Instagram and whatever new social media is being developed by somebody’s
good-for-nothing brother-in-law who can’t wait to say “HA!” to all his doubting
relatives.
Here’s
the deal. If you’re a writer you must constantly BSP yourself. Otherwise you
will never be rich and famous. Actually, for me, forget famous. So far I’ve
only been recognized in public once, in the liquor store, and I’m only just
telling people about it now. Right here this minute. But I’ll take a crack at
rich. Might not be any good at it, but I’ll try.
Anyway,
today for my blatant self promotion – and just in time for Mother’s Day – I’d like to
highlight what some of my fans (there are four – maybe six) say about my books.
I went to Amazon to paste and copy these if you don’t mind.
The Red
Shoelace Killer
From
Norma: A really excellent read. The characters were charming and
believable. There was
enough mystery and suspense to hold my interest. I am
anticipating my next adventure
with Susan Sundwall. 4 **** (that’s stars not a cuss word – whew!)
The Super Bar Incident (right this minute on sale for $4.69!)
From Sharon: Here is
another good read from Susan Sundwall’s Minnie Markwood series. Minnie outwits
a local criminal and I laughed out loud at Rashawna’s antics. It was fun to
discover more about Joel’s background and I was delighted to have Minnie start
a romance as well. 5*****
Just A Little Romance (Bet you didn’t know about this one and
only .99 – such a deal)
From Marion: If you
have just a little time and enjoy a little romance, "Just A Little
Romance" is for you. Four short stories and a few poems that can be read
at bus stops, waiting rooms, or while resting between dreadful housecleaning
jobs. Oh yes, you will find a bit of British flavor mixed in. 5*****
Writers don’t really
like BSP. But it’s just the way things are these days even for some big names.
Well, probably Stephen King can stay home most days, but otherwise . . . it’s a
tough slog for most of us. I promise I won’t do this too often – but books make
great gifts. Isn’t that right fellow writers? And if you need a bookplate
signed by me, do let me know.
Thank you and God
bless.
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