I’ve been catching up with life and working on other media projects this month, and family stuff necessarily trumps all at this time of year, even for secular celebrants.
The problem is that “The Girl In the Blue Flame Cafe” is still a WIP. That must be my priority after Christmas.
I don’t generally do New Year’s resolutions, but I’m thinking I might this year. Clearly it is far too easy for everything else to interfere with both my writing and my self publishing. Self Publisher’s set our own deadlines. The downside is that it is far too easy to change them when encountering unchangable deadlines for other things.
So I need to reinvest myself in my real work, so I think my New Year’s Resolution is that 2014 will be my Year of The Book.
You don’t have to be a history buff or a Vancouverite to appreciate stories like the one about young Boris Karloff’s near ruination.
Or the one about a rampaging squirrel.
And Vancouver’s Jazz Age.
Stories about the wild politicians, artists and free thinkers that hammered out the foundation of the premier city of the Canada’s Left Coast.
Lani’s eclectic mix of tales about the first several decades of the life of Vancouver are richly illustrated with cool archival photos of life the way it used to be.
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