Thank you, Lauren Marino and Susan Barnes of Gotham for seeing this book through.
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By: Beth Kephart ,
on 10/16/2012
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And soon I will sit and read again and hope that all I meant to say, all I need to say, is here, and here clearly.
Thank you, Lauren Marino and Susan Barnes of Gotham for seeing this book through.
By: Beth Kephart ,
on 9/18/2012
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My cup is overflowing.
On this rainy afternoon, I would like to thank the one and only Ed Goldberg for reading Flow, my Philadelphia river book, and having so much good to say on his spectacular, shared blog, 2Together. Ed, you are so integral to my writing life. I am blessed by your kindness in so many ways.
Through Twitter, a tool I have yet to master, but a tool through which I have made new friends, I learned of two spectacular new reviews of Small Damages. One, by the bloggess, Love Is Not a Triangle, made me smile in so many ways, and had me sharing, with the bloggess, my thoughts about the Small Damages sequel I hope to someday write. The whole is here.
The second is by the good people of teenreads—or, I should say, by the super duper Terry Miller Shannon of teenreads—who wrote, among other things, "Characters are so fully realized, they could walk off the page.... Small Damages is on the short side but is nothing short of a glorious triumph for Kephart." Those words will put sun into anybody's rainy day.
Finally, today, I want to thank Susan Barnes, Lauren Marino, and a certain publicist named Beth—all on the Gotham team. I had called Susan with a concern not at all of Gotham's making. She listened and took action at once. With tremendous compassion and care, the team relieved me of a percolating anxiety. They didn't have to do this. Some publishing teams might not have. But Gotham did, and I will always be grateful.
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By: Beth Kephart ,
on 10/16/2012
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Thank you, Lauren Marino and Susan Barnes of Gotham for seeing this book through.
By: Beth Kephart ,
on 9/18/2012
Blog: Beth Kephart Books (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Gotham, TeenReads, FLOW: The Life and Times of Philadelphia's Schuylkill River, Ed Goldberg, Small Damages, Lauren Marino, Susan Barnes, Love is Not a Triangle, Add a tag
On this rainy afternoon, I would like to thank the one and only Ed Goldberg for reading Flow, my Philadelphia river book, and having so much good to say on his spectacular, shared blog, 2Together. Ed, you are so integral to my writing life. I am blessed by your kindness in so many ways.
Through Twitter, a tool I have yet to master, but a tool through which I have made new friends, I learned of two spectacular new reviews of Small Damages. One, by the bloggess, Love Is Not a Triangle, made me smile in so many ways, and had me sharing, with the bloggess, my thoughts about the Small Damages sequel I hope to someday write. The whole is here.
The second is by the good people of teenreads—or, I should say, by the super duper Terry Miller Shannon of teenreads—who wrote, among other things, "Characters are so fully realized, they could walk off the page.... Small Damages is on the short side but is nothing short of a glorious triumph for Kephart." Those words will put sun into anybody's rainy day.
Finally, today, I want to thank Susan Barnes, Lauren Marino, and a certain publicist named Beth—all on the Gotham team. I had called Susan with a concern not at all of Gotham's making. She listened and took action at once. With tremendous compassion and care, the team relieved me of a percolating anxiety. They didn't have to do this. Some publishing teams might not have. But Gotham did, and I will always be grateful.
2 Comments on my cup overflows—reviews of Flow and Small Damages; kindness from Gotham, last added: 9/19/2012
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Oh, my goodness. . . to have it in my hands! I'm working in the dark here Beth!
Soon, Missy! I promise.
May you find that all you meant to say and all you need to say is there. Hoping. Hoping so.
Really looking forward to this.
Lisa