Wednesday 4 July 2007

BLOOD TIES downunder


Just a quick post to say that things are going very well with BLOOD TIES downunder! Last Sunday, I was in the Sydney Sun Herald with a *whole page* to myself. I was a little worried that they'd have to use a really large font or leave big gaps but the very lovely Robyn Doreian did a fantastic job writing the article. We were on the phone for an hour so by the end of the interview, she knew plenty about me.

By all accounts, sale of the book are going 'blazingly well' and I've even been getting fan mail from readers - so thanks to everyone who's been in touch. It really is great to know that my book is out there...being read...being enjoyed.

I'm doing a Meet the Author clip very soon. Take a look at the site if you don't know about it. They've recently added a 'pitch your book' section and an authors' lounge. I'll add a link to my clip when I've done it. Then again... ;-)

Sam xx
(PS If anyone knows why blogger sometimes does double line space or single for no apparent reason, then can you let me know?)

4 comments:

Unknown said...

Well done on the article, Sam.

I've no idea about the blogger thing.

Sam Hayes said...

Thanks, Neil. No doubt blogger's quirks will remain a mystery!

Chris said...

Sam, not sure if you've seen this:

Last Week's Lovereading.co.uk Top Ten Downloads
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1. I Never Fancied Him Anyway by Claudia Carroll
2. The Chameleon's Shadow by Minette Walters
3. Exit Music by Ian Rankin
4. The Sixth Wife by Suzannah Dunn
5. One Under by Graham Hurley
6. The Bright Side of Disaster by Katherine Center
7. The Spa Decameron by Fay Weldon
8. The Manny by Holly Peterson
**9. Blood Ties by Sam Hayes**
10. Before I Die by Jenny Downham

http://www.booktrade.info/bestsellers/

Stephen Gallagher said...

I think the blogger thing may have something to do with the use of 'blockquote' -- whenever I've used the quote button for text in a blog entry, it's affected the text that follows it. It goes single-spaced for no apparent reason. So I've stopped using the bugger and just use italics instead.