Sally Goldenbaum: Author Website

February, 2010

We're here already--February, the shortest month of the year. How did this happen so quickly? 

I hope each of you is moving into this new year with ease and joy--and warmth. Lots of snow, and the groundhog tells us that six more weeks of it is ahead of us. But it's perfect inspiration for writing a winter mystery.

This month I'm working mostly in the Plaza Library, a lovely glass-walled building that has marvelous views. I find myself wandering through the stacks, inspired by the books all around me. Great books, big books, short, poignant stories. It's the inspiration I need to plunge ahead into the final chapters of A Holiday Yarn. It will be out in time for this year's winter holidays and is filled with snow, holiday parties, lovely knitting projects—and strange happenings going on in a beautiful Sea Harbor bed and breakfast.

A thank you, as always, for your wonderful comments and encouraging notes. And this year I promise you an updated Website--with recipes and lots of knitting notes (including a  photo of Nell's scarf from Death by Cashmere that a wonderful reader sent to me).

Book News: It will be a nice spring for the Seaside Knitters! The trade paperback edition of Patterns in the Sand will be in bookstores in April, and following on its heels, later that same month, is the third book in the series, Moon Spinners. (More about Moon Spinners soon.)

Book Club Invitations:  If your book club is reading one of my books and would like to include an author phone chat or Q&A session, just let me know via email. If our schedules coincide, I'd love to be there. 

Again, thank you for being here. Happy reading and warm wishes,

Sally  

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