August 23, 2005

cool things in brown boxes

I love getting mail. Especially when I can’t read it.

Image hosted by TinyPic.com These are the Chinese, Italian, and Dutch editions of FEVER 1793. Yeah, I know. The whole “eye thing” on the cover some more.

Image hosted by TinyPic.com Here is an inside shot. I love seeing my books in languages other than English. It brings out the linguist geek in me.

Lots of writing on the agenda today… no more battling with insurance companies. Strawberries for breakfast and peaches for lunch.

My Beloved Husband built me a bonfire last night and as we stood in front of it, the moon rose over our shoulders. The sparks from the fire turned into fireflies and the fireflies turned into stars. It was a nice night.

36 comments

36 Replies to “cool things in brown boxes”

  1. If I can find a copy of FEVER in China, will you sign it for me? How cool is that? I think I’ll go on a quest to find all my author friends’ books in Chinese if they exist. 🙂

  2. If I can find a copy of FEVER in China, will you sign it for me? How cool is that? I think I’ll go on a quest to find all my author friends’ books in Chinese if they exist. 🙂

  3. If I can find a copy of FEVER in China, will you sign it for me? How cool is that? I think I’ll go on a quest to find all my author friends’ books in Chinese if they exist. 🙂

  10. I added you last night, I hope you don’t mind having another friend on your already large friend list. I was just browsing around your site and I stumbled upon your journal and decided to add you. Anyways, I love your books.

  11. I added you last night, I hope you don’t mind having another friend on your already large friend list. I was just browsing around your site and I stumbled upon your journal and decided to add you. Anyways, I love your books.

  12. I added you last night, I hope you don’t mind having another friend on your already large friend list. I was just browsing around your site and I stumbled upon your journal and decided to add you. Anyways, I love your books.

  19. Ooh, Chinese! Nice! I’ma go into Chinatown one day and walk into the bookstores to look for Speak in Chinese. I already know they have HP in Chinese.

    Again with the eye thing! Wow, conspiracy anyone? :-p

  20. Ooh, Chinese! Nice! I’ma go into Chinatown one day and walk into the bookstores to look for Speak in Chinese. I already know they have HP in Chinese.

    Again with the eye thing! Wow, conspiracy anyone? :-p

  21. Ooh, Chinese! Nice! I’ma go into Chinatown one day and walk into the bookstores to look for Speak in Chinese. I already know they have HP in Chinese.

    Again with the eye thing! Wow, conspiracy anyone? :-p

  28. if you want any french, german, or italian editions, please let me know. i spend a lot of time in Geneva, Switzerland and could probably get editions in those languages. if they have it published in Romansch, I supposed I could pick that up too.

  29. if you want any french, german, or italian editions, please let me know. i spend a lot of time in Geneva, Switzerland and could probably get editions in those languages. if they have it published in Romansch, I supposed I could pick that up too.

  30. if you want any french, german, or italian editions, please let me know. i spend a lot of time in Geneva, Switzerland and could probably get editions in those languages. if they have it published in Romansch, I supposed I could pick that up too.

  31. Thank you so much for the kind offer. Usually the foreign edition publishers are good about sending a complimentary copy to the author. I’ll keep you in mind, however, if I get stuck.

  32. Thank you so much for the kind offer. Usually the foreign edition publishers are good about sending a complimentary copy to the author. I’ll keep you in mind, however, if I get stuck.

  33. Thank you so much for the kind offer. Usually the foreign edition publishers are good about sending a complimentary copy to the author. I’ll keep you in mind, however, if I get stuck.

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