Rattlesnake Ledge, December 2007
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Welcome to my new website. I’m still working on it, so please be patient. At present the most complete information is under “Interviews.” If you have any suggestions please go to ‘contact earl.’ My aim is to answer within twenty-four hours, if possible.
I’ve included a complete list of my books in order. The fire thrillers and Cape Disappointment are all available in Kindle editions as well as print. The Rainy City and some other titles are available as books on tape, although I don’t like books on tape. Unfortunately, most authors have little control over the audio versions and some of mine are not up to snuff. If your local independent bookstore doesn’t have what you’re looking for, try the Seattle Mystery Bookshop here. They might even have an autographed copy.
During the next year I’m planning to put out the five forgotten Mac Fontana thrillers in e-book form, probably Kindle first. Then I’ll see about getting the entire Thomas Black series out in e-book format.
Photo: This is the top of Rattlesnake Ledge, one of my favorite places. The trailhead is just ten minutes from my home in North Bend, Wa. It’s a two-mile hike to the top with around 1200 feet of elevation gain, a great hike for all fitness levels. Note the snow blowing past my legs. We were the only people on the trail that day.
Wow! That looks so beautiful. Someday I’d love to see Washington state. I plan to come to Oregon this summer to look at some real estate. The book is coming along. Just say a prayer or two with me to find an agent and publisher. I read Cape Disappointment. It was excellent. I have missed Thomas. You sure had me worried about Kathy. I’m glad she’s okay. I read Vertical Burn, Into the Inferno, and Pyro this past summer. I don’t have the others yet. Can’t wait to read more on your books. This is great, the website.
Oh, about the audio books, I like them, and would love for my books to be on audio because Mama and I are both vision impaired. Audio books help. For that purpose, I think they’re well worth it. I’ll have to see if I can get some of yours, unabridged. I don’t like abridged books or audio tapes/cds.
So happy to see a new site for you.
What a beautiful place! Deserving of that overworked word “awesome.”
I’m looking forward to ebooks of the Fontana books, hopefully in more accessible formats than just Kindle.
I have no answer for you, other than it’s “beta.” IE9 beta seems to have several problems rendering certain sites.
May I just say, Mac Fontana has never been forgotten. “The Dead Horse Paint Company” is one of the very best books I’ve read. So if you decided to resurrect Mac like you did Thomas… 🙂
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