Comments for Suspense Your Disbelief http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog Thoughts on writing, kids, and life--in that order Sat, 25 May 2013 15:43:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Made It Moment: David Williamson by Jay Otken http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2012/11/25/made-it-moment-david-williamson/comment-page-1/#comment-121671 Jay Otken Sat, 25 May 2013 15:43:49 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2685#comment-121671 my email is jaypotken@bellsouth.net thanks Jay my email is jaypotken@bellsouth.net

thanks

Jay

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: David Williamson by Jay Otken http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2012/11/25/made-it-moment-david-williamson/comment-page-1/#comment-121670 Jay Otken Sat, 25 May 2013 15:43:07 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2685#comment-121670 David and Brenda Williamson, I just read a part of your book, regarding CPT Sloan. Just to let you know, I am the great grandson of Chaplain Charles H. Otkin, who picked up CPT Sloan on the battlefield. Thanks for writing up this story of faith in your book. I would like to receive and email from you. Regards, Jay P. Otken Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army David and Brenda Williamson, I just read a part of your book, regarding CPT Sloan.

Just to let you know, I am the great grandson of Chaplain Charles H. Otkin, who picked up CPT Sloan on the battlefield. Thanks for writing up this story of faith in your book.

I would like to receive and email from you.

Regards,

Jay P. Otken
Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Kay Kendall http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121657 Kay Kendall Sat, 25 May 2013 14:12:10 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121657 For Yves and Nash, since you both mentioned that you love the era of the sixties, you may be interested to note that some readers told me they can't read about that time. Their memories aren't good. One said, "That time was too hard on me." Another said, "Once was enough." There aren't many mystery series set in the sixties. I always wondered why. But I figured that it was a niche that needed filling and that I'm the one to do it. Besides, I couldn't help myself. I had to do it! For Yves and Nash, since you both mentioned that you love the era of the sixties, you may be interested to note that some readers told me they can’t read about that time. Their memories aren’t good. One said, “That time was too hard on me.” Another said, “Once was enough.” There aren’t many mystery series set in the sixties. I always wondered why. But I figured that it was a niche that needed filling and that I’m the one to do it. Besides, I couldn’t help myself. I had to do it!

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Kay Kendall http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121654 Kay Kendall Sat, 25 May 2013 13:59:54 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121654 Anita, thank you. I hope you will enjoy reading Desolation Row. I tried to keep the political rhetoric minimal. My next mystery is Rainy Day Women, set in a women's liberation group in 1970. The third will be Tangled Up in Blue. The titles are code to children of the sixties, who will recognize the Bob Dylan songs. Anita, thank you. I hope you will enjoy reading Desolation Row. I tried to keep the political rhetoric minimal. My next mystery is Rainy Day Women, set in a women’s liberation group in 1970. The third will be Tangled Up in Blue. The titles are code to children of the sixties, who will recognize the Bob Dylan songs.

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Anita Page http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121634 Anita Page Sat, 25 May 2013 11:58:45 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121634 Kay, best of luck with the book. I look forward to reading it. What an intriguing concept--especially for those of us with memories of sixties. Kay, best of luck with the book. I look forward to reading it. What an intriguing concept–especially for those of us with memories of sixties.

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Kay Kendall http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121567 Kay Kendall Sat, 25 May 2013 05:11:31 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121567 Dear Marjorie, thank you for your good wishes. I'm hoping our plans to take some steps along the publishing path together, joint signings, come to fruition. Hey there, fellow Stairway Press Princess Colby, I like your term. It's fun...but not as cool as seeing those official ISBN numbers for the first time, eh? Write on! Dear Marjorie, thank you for your good wishes. I’m hoping our plans to take some steps along the publishing path together, joint signings, come to fruition.

Hey there, fellow Stairway Press Princess Colby, I like your term. It’s fun…but not as cool as seeing those official ISBN numbers for the first time, eh? Write on!

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by colbymarshall http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121559 colbymarshall Sat, 25 May 2013 04:39:10 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121559 So happy for you! It's funny you say that, since we are a lot alike in many ways, and this is no different--when I saw my ISBNs, I teared up. It made it real. Congratulations to my fellow Stairway Press Princess! (Do you like that? I made it up on the fly ;-) ) So happy for you! It’s funny you say that, since we are a lot alike in many ways, and this is no different–when I saw my ISBNs, I teared up. It made it real. Congratulations to my fellow Stairway Press Princess! (Do you like that? I made it up on the fly ;-) )

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Marjorie Brody http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121508 Marjorie Brody Sat, 25 May 2013 00:03:07 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121508 Wishing you and Austin Starr much success, Kay! May you enjoy each step along the way. Thanks for letting us in on your journey. Wishing you and Austin Starr much success, Kay! May you enjoy each step along the way. Thanks for letting us in on your journey.

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Kay Kendall http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121467 Kay Kendall Fri, 24 May 2013 18:41:49 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121467 Yes, Jane, I loved that English actress Kay Kendall as a child since I was a sucker for film musicals like Les Girls. She was gorgeous, talented, and so funny. I read her biography when I was 35 and had already outlived the poor woman by three years. I introduced myself to her stepson Noel Harrison backstage once after his performance with his stepmother's name. Truly, his mouth hung open. He was very nice. The actress was Rex Harrison's second wife. At least once a month in the old days in Canada, people would comment on her/my name. These days I know, courtesy of the web, that there are numerous of us. In the US, and has time has passed, at least three times a year someone mentions that actress. Savvy, yes, that bunny is named Dusty and she, like all of our (total of) five rabbits is a rescue. They are wonderful animals to live with, so individual and fun and loving. When my three-year-old granddaughter saw the photo, she said, "Look at Gramma with that great big kitty" and that's because Dusty is an angora. Their ears aren't so long. Hi, Linda, nice to see YOU here! I am reading your first novel on my Kindle and enjoying it heaps! Yes, Jane, I loved that English actress Kay Kendall as a child since I was a sucker for film musicals like Les Girls. She was gorgeous, talented, and so funny. I read her biography when I was 35 and had already outlived the poor woman by three years. I introduced myself to her stepson Noel Harrison backstage once after his performance with his stepmother’s name. Truly, his mouth hung open. He was very nice. The actress was Rex Harrison’s second wife. At least once a month in the old days in Canada, people would comment on her/my name. These days I know, courtesy of the web, that there are numerous of us. In the US, and has time has passed, at least three times a year someone mentions that actress.

Savvy, yes, that bunny is named Dusty and she, like all of our (total of) five rabbits is a rescue. They are wonderful animals to live with, so individual and fun and loving.
When my three-year-old granddaughter saw the photo, she said, “Look at Gramma with that great big kitty” and that’s because Dusty is an angora. Their ears aren’t so long.

Hi, Linda, nice to see YOU here! I am reading your first novel on my Kindle and enjoying it heaps!

]]> Comment on Made It Moment: Kay Kendall by Nash Black http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/2013/05/23/made-it-moment-kay-kendall/comment-page-1/#comment-121463 Nash Black Fri, 24 May 2013 18:30:22 +0000 http://www.jennymilchman.com/blog/?p=2789#comment-121463 I am looking forward to reading Kay's book because 1968 is such a pivotal year in our history. Also because it is also the year our series begins. Great Moment. I love it. I am looking forward to reading Kay’s book because 1968 is such a pivotal year in our history. Also because it is also the year our series begins. Great Moment. I love it.

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