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Why I Row

  Posted by Christoarpher , 12 June 2011 · 1,127 views

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=HxB-exk768Q

People ask me why I row. This video, shot my by one of my teammates, describes it very well. It really is that magical out on the water.

The Port is sometimes not much to look at, and I’m convinced that the tugboat operators are the minions of Satan, but the water is usually fantastic.

But...



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How I Stumbled Into M/m Romance

Posted by Christoarpher , 20 May 2011 · 815 views

The border between m/m romance novels and m/m literature more generally isn’t always clear, and oddly enough I stumbled over a few m/m romance titles while looking at m/m lit on Amazon.com. One of them intrigued me, so I put it on my Christmas list. It certainly wasn’t great literature, and in places it wasn’t even that well written, but it amused me....



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My First Glrf Blog Entry!

Posted by Christoarpher , 03 May 2011 · 782 views

A huge thanks to Brian for helping me set up my blog on GLRF using the RSS feed of my external blog. It wasn't as hard as I thought. You just create a local blog and in the manage options paste the RSS feed from my external blog.

Kapow! All my blog entries feed are here. Now if I could just get my husband to be that automated ....

Oh, and in...



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Guest blog spot and why rowing is better than sex

  Posted by Christoarpher , 20 March 2011 · 570 views

I’m up as a guest blogger on the wonderful Rie McGaha’s An Author’s Tale with a piece on why rowing is better than sex.

Seriously.

It’s (ahem) up.

What? You thought I was saying rowing was really better than sex? I suppose you’ll...



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Sally Field moments

  Posted by Christoarpher , 16 March 2011 · 649 views

Hi, everyone,

Here are some updates on various things.

Author?s chat

First all, I apologize to anyone who went to find me last Saturday. The chat on Facebook lasted all of about ten minutes and consisted almost entirely of me frantically communicating with Dreamspinner?s social-media boffin about just why exactly it was that I couldn?t post...



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Guest blogger at Dreamspinner tomorrow!

  Posted by Christoarpher , 11 March 2011 · 609 views

I’ll be in charge of Dreamspinner’s Facebook page from 12:30 to 4:00 PM tomorrow, so come visit me so I’m not all by myself. I’ll post excerpts from Rocking the Boat, as well as teasers from my work-in-progress, the follow up Tipping the Balance. There’ll be trivia contests, too, just as soon as I come up with questions....



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Listed on Amazon!

  Posted by Christoarpher , 02 March 2011 · 624 views

Rocking the Boat‘s now listed on Amazon.com. This is the digital equivalent of walking into Borders and seeing my name on the shelf, but better, because Amazon’s not in bankruptcy...



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Release me!

  Posted by Christoarpher , 28 February 2011 · 579 views

Rocking the Boat was released today, at midnight wherever Dreamspinner’s servers are located.

I had three Prilosec by 7:15 AM.

This is not a coincidence.

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It just hit me

  Posted by Christoarpher , 25 February 2011 · 725 views

Rocking the Boat will be published on Monday. I’ve been busy the last two weeks with a freelance proofreading job, and while there were parts of that job that made me grumble, now that I’m done with it, I realize I should also be grateful to it: it kept me from freaking out about the upcoming release.

Now the last-minute jitters have hit me in...



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Rocking the Boat is listed on Dreamspinner?s Webpage!

  Posted by Christoarpher , 09 February 2011 · 674 views

Okay, I’ll admit to checking the Coming Soon webpage feverishly. But all my anxiety has been rewarded. My book is now listed on the Coming Soon webpage and it can be placed on one’s Wish List for sale the moment it’s released on 2/28/11.

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