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Joshua Henkin's Busy Day
originally posted: November 13, 2007

Joshusa Henkin, who has been racking up the accolades for his new novel Matrimony, spent the day over at The Elegant Variation yesteryday. It's not all that unusual for an author to guest blog. But the way Henkin guest blogged puts every other guest blogger to shame. The series of posts over the course of the day is very much like a mini course in fiction writing and contemporary thought on the state of fiction writing. (Which makes sense since Henkin teaches creative writing at both Sarah Lawrence and Brooklyn College)
To read the fascinating posts click here and then scroll down and keep scrolling.
And if you haven't bought Josh's book, please do. He's a friend but even if he wasn't, Matrimony is a wonderful book.
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This Blog Is Worth the Price of a Hardcover
originally posted: August 28, 2007
Thought you were getting away not paying dues this year?
No such luck.

Today's pub day for my newest novel, which as faithful readers of this blog know, is when I suggest dues are due. (It's been 15 months since the last book was published. so you've gotten a few free months in there.)
I'm really proud of this novel. It's my first BEA Buzz book, my first Booksense pick (for Sept), my first starred reviews in PW and LJ, my first review in Entertainment Weekly and more to come according to emails we've gotten.
The book is suspense, takes place in NYC now and in 1884 and Rome now and 391 AD. There are reviews here along with a book description.
So don't think of it as buying a novel for $16.74 - $24.94 (depending on where you shop.) Think of it as buying a novel and paying dues for a the last 15 months of BB&H.
I'm doing a few dozen marketing things for this book which I'll be reporting on in the near future. And I'm on an really big tour, stopping in Philly, Oakmont PA, Seattle, San Fran, Miami, Tallahassee, Madison CT, Old Greenwich CT, NYC, St. Louis, Cherry Hill NJ, Kentucky, Phoenix... its all here along with a booktrailer done by VidLit, an interview done by Expanded Books, and a podcast where Carol Memmot from USA Today interviews me.
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