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 MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . Editing the second book in my series of six “Sophie and Sam” mysteries, this phrase is meaningful in a practical sense. I am about three-thousand words over my self-imposed limit. The longer the book, the more it will cost, and I am determined to keep a paperback under $15, which MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . SOPHIE REDESIGNED now is on Amazon’s Kindle. You can even see a FREE SAMPLE. There were problems at first: not only had the italicized sections been lost, but all the text was centered, so it read more like a long, narrative poem. It was even hard to tell where the Have you noticed the detectives in mystery novels are getting older? Take Reginald Hill’s Andy Dalziel, first introduced forty years ago. Most reviewers of Midnight Fugue (2009) don’t mention Andy’s aging, only that he’s fatter than ever. However, Richard Marcus, writing for Blog Critic (Nov 28, 2009) gets it. The Superintendent has returned to work |
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