First, apologies to anyone who saw my premature post/announcement back in October when I signed the contract to publish my novel, The Juliet, with Pandamoon Publishing. Yesterday was the official announcement, so now I’m a free to bore you to tears with how happy I am.
I was looking through my DV photos for the above image, and I was totally unaware of the Jameson bottle on the memorial to Mona Bell. Or rather, I had forgotten it was there. This is from page 5 of the draft ms:
It was midnight, and Lily Joy’s gravesite was lit with candles. The glow gave away its hiding place behind a hardened dune of rubble. Rhys Nash brought a bottle of Jameson with him that cost eleven of the fifteen bucks he had left in the world, but since he’d be on a plane back to the UK tomorrow it didn’t matter. He’d spent the last three months in the States, and he couldn’t believe he had to leave.
I steal everything, even from myself.
Wish Tank 
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Congratulations Laura Ellen Scott and Pandamoon Publishing.