Before I get all the ‘Frozen Sucks!’ or ‘Not the song again!’ complaints, this was the only way to explain a blizzard to my son. All he knew was that snow was coming and thought returning from school would result in playing in said snow. The word blizzard doesn’t have the weight it does for the rest of us. So I explained it as an ‘Elsa Storm’ and he got the point. Though it also means I now have to make an Olaf with him when the weather improves.
Anyway, this post is mostly to remind people that I’m in the northeast. It’s about to get hit by what the media is calling a ‘historic’ snowfall. They’re saying 3 feet, which I’m sure is nothing to people who are further north than me. Unfortunately, this area is routinely under-prepared for this kind of stuff. We might lose power. I’ll definitely be spending most of tomorrow shoveling snow and chugging hot drinks. I’ve prepped tweets through Wednesday, but I could very well disappear from the Internet for a while. The name ‘Sandy’ is getting tossed around again.
So I hope everyone has a fun week, all authors have great sales/reviews, and that I only lose one day to this ‘Elsa Storm’. Though would anybody really notice me being gone for a week? I schedule posts almost a month in advance, so I’m actually wondering if it would take a while for most people to realize I disappeared. Ah well, off to do more storm prep and wait for the early return of the little guy.

Ever since the indie publishing explosion, I’ve been watching the adjustments in marketing that have tried to keep up with a rapidly changing industry.




