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Well, doggone — no RMFW post today?

Posted on March 6, 2014 by Patricia Stoltey

By Patricia Stoltey

I have an explanation.

See, I was going to do the Coming Events post today, but then I realized one of the classes I wanted to promote started last Monday. I moved the Events post back to Sunday, and that worked fine.

Except, of course, now there was nothing scheduled for today.

So I thought about it, did some other stuff, procrastinated, went for coffee with a friend, did a batch of critiques and attended my critique group’s meeting, enjoyed a massage appointment, and finally ended back up at my computer wondering if anyone would notice if we just skipped a day.

I couldn’t do it.

Here’s what you’ll find on the RMFW Blog:

Posts from regular contributors Mark Stevens, Mary Gillgannon, Julie Kazimer, Jeffe Kennedy, Lori DeBoer, Karen Duvall, Pam Nowak, Kerry Schafer, Susan Spann, Sean Curley, Katriena Knights, Liesa Malik (and starting in April, Tiffany Lawson Inman).

In March and April, we have scheduled guest authors Jan Weeks, Lucinda Stein, Ann Gordon, Julie Luek, Mario Acevedo, Mark and Kym Todd, and Aaron Michael Ritchey.

We’ll continue with a monthly RMFW Spotlight on board members and volunteers. Chris Devlin is our victim for April.

And from April through mid-August, we’ll be interviewing as many of the Colorado Gold agents, editors, and guest speakers as we can.

You can sign up to receive notice of our posts via email, or watch for the links on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAPatricia Stoltey is the author of two amateur sleuth mysteries published by Five Star/Cengage in hardcover and Harlequin Worldwide mass market paperbacks. The Prairie Grass Murders and The Desert Hedge Murders are now available for Kindle and Nook. Five Star will also release her new standalone suspense novel Dead Wrong in November 2014. You can find Patricia hanging out at her own blog, on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.

Category: Blog, General Interest

4 thoughts on “Well, doggone — no RMFW post today?”

  1. W. J. Howard says:
    March 6, 2014 at 8:38 am

    Hey, adding the list of upcoming posts is helpful too.

  2. Patricia Stoltey says:
    March 6, 2014 at 9:37 am

    Hi Wendy. I decided a preview was better than no post at all.

    I also just recruited Kristi Helvig, a member with a new SciFi release (Burn Out) in April, to be our guest blogger on March 26th. It’s a great schedule.

  3. Julie Kazimer says:
    March 6, 2014 at 4:45 pm

    No one is on the internet on Thursday anyway.

  4. Julie Luek says:
    March 7, 2014 at 6:45 pm

    This was a great “filler”! 🙂

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