The blog tour for Drifting, the second book in the Sinking Trilogy by Sarah Armstrong-Garner, begins tomorrow with a stirring “Recap of Jocelyn’s World” by Pam Halter.
In fact, here is the full blog tour schedule:
- Monday, April 23rd, “A Recap of Jocelyn’s World: Sinking,” Pam Halter, www.pamhalter.com
- Tuesday, April 24th, “#LennReads—Review of Drifting,” Lenn Woolston, www.lennwritesblog.wordpress.com
- Tuesday, April 24th, “Author Spotlight: Sarah Armstrong-Garner,” Jessica Moore, www.jessmoorewrites.wordpress.com
- Wednesday, April 25th, “Drifting: A Sequel Worth the Wait (and a GIVEAWAY),” Jebraun Clifford, www.jebraunclifford.com
- Thursday, April 26th, “Drifting: A Sneak Peek into a Mermaid’s World,” Jebraun Clifford, www.quillsandinkblotts.wordpress.com
- Thursday, April 26th, “Drifting’s Online Release Party Is Today!” Michele Israel Harper, www.micheleisraelharper.com
- Friday, April 27th, “Author Spotlight of Secret Mermaid Sarah Armstrong-Garner,” Laura A. Grace, www.unicornquester.com
- Saturday, April 28th, “My Thoughts on Drifting,” Deborah Dunson, www.readingontheedge.tumblr.com
- Sunday, April 29th, “Sinking Book Review and Drifting Blog Tour,” Liv K. Fisher, www.livkfisher.blogspot.com
(Each of these links will be updated as the posts go live.)
Then, of course, we cannot forget Drifting’s Online Launch Party!
This party will be held the same day as Drifting’s release, Thursday, April 26th, from 7-9 p.m. PST. (Other time zones: 8-10 MST, 9-11 CST, and 10-12 EST.)
We have over 20 prizes to give away to celebrate Drifting’s debut, and the grand prize happens to be a Kindle Fire 7″ and both ebooks of Sinking and Drifting.
We hope to see you there!
And now we come to the most important part of this post. To kick off our blog tour, we want to introduce you to Sarah Armstrong-Garner with an interview conducted by our very own Jebraun Clifford.
- So many authors I’ve talked to said they can’t remember a time when writing wasn’t part of their life. When did the writing bug first get to you?
“In elementary school. With help from my mother and an old typewriter, I wrote plays for my fellow classmate to perform during recess and elaborate stories for class assignments.”
- I love it! Did the urge to write stick with you all through school?
“Daydreaming became part of my routine as I drifted into middle school and high school. Photography became an outlet to express myself in high school. Entering competition and fairs, I became obsessed with everything photography, and the dark room was my home away from home.I would submerge the photo paper and watch as the image appeared as gently as a ghost would. Stories fluttered in the back of my mind as black and white faces peered back at me.”
- Photography is such a great medium for storytelling. What else did you do at this time?
“Eventually, I found myself in a film class and working at a movie theater.I would spend my day scooping popcorn, threading the films for the patrons to watch, and doing my homework between shows.”
(Read the rest of the interview right here. —–>)
Thank you for joining us today as we celebrate the second book in the Sinking Trilogy, Drifting!
Happy reading!
~The L2L2 Publishing Team
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