Wednesday, April 29, 2009

How I know Jeff Somers is working on novel #4

He sends me pages?
Noo.

He sends me the novel for a quick look to see if he's on the right track?
ohno!

He calls to tell me he's working hard?
ohhh no no no.

No, the reason I know Jeff is working hard on Novel #4 is because I find things like this on Youtube.
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21 comments:

  1. Judy Croome | @judy_croome4/30/09, 1:24 AM

    AHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA! Replace the Jack Daniels with chocolate and I would've thought that was my day...

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  2. Steena Holmes4/30/09, 1:26 AM

    Ok, that was awesome :) Cracked me up!

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  3. Unknown4/30/09, 7:54 AM

    Classic!

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  4. jdsanc4/30/09, 8:04 AM

    Hey, it's all research, baby. He's probably working on some James Frey/Ernest Hemingway inspired montage.
    Loved hand shot, wedding ring. Hopefully he was wearing her pants.

    Too funny.

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  5. Jonathan E. Quist4/30/09, 9:10 AM

    I have been asked, "Why, at your stage of life, would you want to become a writer?"

    I have never been able to come up with an answer that didn't make me sound like a yahoo at a pitchfest.

    Now, I can.

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  6. Bradley Robb4/30/09, 9:40 AM

    Best book advertisement ever. An alcoholic cry for help, not to stop drinking but to afford better whiskey.

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  7. Anonymous4/30/09, 9:40 AM

    Is there any better feeling than shooting coffee through the sinuses first thing in the morning. Remind me to read your blog after I'm more awake.

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  8. Bill Cameron4/30/09, 9:45 AM

    Clearly I'm doing it wrong.

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  9. Liz Wolfe4/30/09, 10:23 AM

    LMAO. I'm going to bookmark this so I can watch it every morning.

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  10. Sean Ferrell4/30/09, 10:37 AM

    Jeff and I are getting together for drinks later today, so now you know I'm working on my next book as well.

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  11. Craven4/30/09, 10:49 AM

    Okay, I like this guy a lot. I've heard good things about "The Electric Church", now I'll look for a copy.

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  12. moonrat4/30/09, 12:57 PM

    hahahahaha

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  13. Margaret Yang4/30/09, 1:05 PM

    @Craven, you haven't read The Electric Church yet? Run, don't walk to the bookstore. I will wave you there with my fan girl pom pons.

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  14. Man Candy Fans4/30/09, 2:09 PM

    I had to tweet this to fellow writing buds - included spew warning!

    Thanks for the laugh.

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  15. Sandra Cormier4/30/09, 8:10 PM

    Substitute the Jack for Canadian Club, the PC for a Mac, and the sweet kitty for a puma in grey flannel, and you've got my day.

    Except I don't own a set of handcuffs.

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  16. Rebecca Knight4/30/09, 10:51 PM

    BAHAHAHAHA! So, when I'm published I can drink whiskey ALL DAY :D? I'm more excited than ever!

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  17. Anonymous5/1/09, 10:45 AM

    Too funny! I particularly liked the bathroom break. I should've seen it coming, but didn't. Really and truly laughed out loud!

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  18. PurpleClover5/1/09, 12:09 PM

    Wonderful!!!

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  19. A.S. King5/2/09, 2:28 PM

    Love this. And so true.

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  20. Glen Akin5/4/09, 6:40 AM

    lmao! classic!

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  21. Alexander Field5/5/09, 2:38 AM

    Wow, hilarious. thanks for posting...

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