Activism and some Book Buzz

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Cranking out a weekly post is a trifle hard these days, as I’m in the midst of beta reading a novel and deep in funding advocacy for New York State youth services.

Every now and then, I use my site as a platform for my ‘other life’ as a social worker.   This is one hell of a year for not-for-profits, and if you agree that government deficits should be solved by higher-minded strategies than eliminating services for homeless youth, stop by Facebook and ‘like’ this page:

RESTORE NYS YOUTH FUNDING

If you are a New York State resident, you can also send a message to elected officials with a couple of clicks.

My rewrite crawls along—not much to report there—but I have two really exciting, meaty projects coming up for my website. Stay tuned.

In the meantime, I wanted to suggest that folks check out John Morgan Wilson’s excellent column—Book Buzz—over at Lambda Literary.

Lambda has really stepped up it’s e-communications since their website was relaunched last year.   They have wonderful, newsy bulletins with quite a range of book reviews, publishing news, and literary events.   It’s one of the few e-newsletters that I read top to bottom.

JMW’s Book Buzz is an easily digestible, tasty even, round-up of recent and upcoming pub’s, awards and prizes, etc., and it’s a place where authors can plug their books.   Read it here.

andrew

About andrew

Andrew J. Peters writes fantasy for readers of all ages. His titles include the Werecat series, a finalist in The Romance Reviews' Readers' Choice Awards, Poseidon and Cleito, The City of Seven Gods, and two books for young adults: The Seventh Pleiade and Banished Sons of Poseidon. He grew up in Buffalo, New York, studied psychology at Cornell University, and spent most of his career as a social worker and an advocate for LGBT youth. He lives in New York City with his husband Genaro and their cat Chloë.

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