I'm juggling a number of projects right now...one YA mystery, one YA fantasy, one MG adventure, and a number of children's picture books. No one can say I have too much time on my hands! ;~)
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@White Gardenia: the typo of "chipmonk" made me envision a whole cloister of bald, robe-wearing rodents. So thanks for making me snort my coffee out my nose!
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Janet Reid - you could give up your day job.
ReplyDeleteI'm juggling a number of projects right now...one YA mystery, one YA fantasy, one MG adventure, and a number of children's picture books. No one can say I have too much time on my hands! ;~)
ReplyDeleteDonna L Martin
www.donnalmartin.com
www.donasdays.blogspot.com
That's hilarious - a perfect explanation. You could even add psychological realism - who owns that many cats?
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the question, I was unclear on the answer. Now it's crystal.
ReplyDeleteThis is the best example of suspense vs. thriller I've ever seen. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteYA Fantasy/Paranormal Romance
ReplyDelete'Suspense' vs. 'thriller'? I hope for the sake of the cute little chipmonk, it will not be classified as 'horror.'
ReplyDelete@White Gardenia: the typo of "chipmonk" made me envision a whole cloister of bald, robe-wearing rodents. So thanks for making me snort my coffee out my nose!
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