Status: Giddy with excitment!
What’s Playing on the XM or iPod right now? nothing at the moment
I usually get the weekly NYT list around 6 in the evening but alas, it didn’t hit my inbox until 9:30 tonight but whoa, a huge surprise was waiting for me.
HUGE CONGRATS Courtney Milan!
You, my dear, are now officially a New York Times Bestselling author as well. Today, not only did your novella UNLOCKED hit the USA Today list coming in at #36, you also hit the NYT eBook bestseller list coming in at #6.
And sheesh, right during RWA 2011. That’s timing. I couldn’t be more thrilled for you.
So cool to see the ranking in “print” as well as online. What a changing (publishing), world we live in!
Congrats, Courtney and Kristin! 🙂
Well deserved, Courtney! It’s a great read! Congrats to NLA!
Major congrats. Take a bow! Or curtsy! Or pump your fist and shout yahoo!
Wow, congrats to you both!
Love, love, love the cover.
Congrats!
I like that cover a lot.
I just bought it from Amazon for my iPad kindle reader. Thanks
Congrats to all involved!!
That is awesome.
I have just discovered this blog and it is fantastic to see writers are actually achieving recognition. Thank you for the informative posts, which as a writer finally getting back to her craft after retiring from paid employment, is a wonderful means of finding out what is going on in the writing and publishing worlds:):)
Olga from http://revedoa@blospot.com
This is such awesome news! Go, Courtney!
OMG!!!! Huge congrats to Courtney–this is SO amazing!
My hearty congratulations to all.
I loved this novella! Bought it a little while back and while it’s short (I read it in about two hours with many distractions in between) it’s a great little story especially for the price. 🙂 I was picked on similarly in HS and it was pretty cool to take my own deep-set biases against my tormentors and apply them to the heroine and how she reacts.
GREAT novella! 😀
Thanks Krista for hosting Jennifer on your blog today, and tknhas Jennifer for taking time out to answer our questions. I enjoyed meeting and working with you at The Big Sur Writer’s Workshop last year. Here are my questions. Are a couple typos in a query deal breakers for you? [even when one of them is actually kind of hilarious] And when you request a partial or a full, do you usually request a synopsis too? If so, how many pages do prefer the synopsis to be and do you like it single or double-spaced?Muchas gracias!