Actually, I hope not. Today, during my son’s birthday party, the UPS truck chugged up our driveway. With my page proofs on board. “It’s my book!” I screamed, jumping up and down a few times. Quickly, I pulled it together. “But today is about Josh.” And went on with putting candles in the cake. I […]
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A Fabulous Interview in the ACFW Afictionado
Despite being due any day, Tiffany Amber Stockon put together a terrific article about my first sale. Please come read it: Christina Berry’s First Sale I sat here blinking tears back after I finished reading it for the first time. It’s been almost a month since we did the interview and God knew I needed […]
I Feel Like a Real Writer
… for four reasons! One, I got a letter from Google regarding a class action lawsuit regarding their search feature. They included me because my work may have been searched in an improper manner. Ha! I highly doubt it, since the book isn’t out yet. Two, the OCW newsletter arrived today. It highlights a workshop […]
A Fantastic Friday the 13th
Let’s just preface this by saying I give no credence to luck whatsoever. (Though I’m not sure how to explain when the cards in a game of chance completely favor a certain player.) But there are people out there who have a problem with Friday falling on the 13th of the month. I’m posting about […]
Oh Where, Oh Where Did My Editor Go?
Again and again, after I announced the sale of the book formerly known as Undiscovered, congratulatory notes told me how lucky I was to be working with THE Andy McGuire. I totally agreed. (Slight recap) Days before leaving for the ACFW conference, I had gotten the exciting news from my agent that Andy wanted the […]
Debut Book Cover Revealed!
By Christina Tarabochia on February 4, 2009 in Contract, Moody, The Familiar Stranger, Undiscovered, Writing
I can’t wait to hear what you think! Many of you have posted comments over on facebook, but feel free to repeat anything complimentary here. 😉 One big surprise, if you’ve followed along my writing journey, is the name of the book. All along (see labels on the bottom left-hand side of the blog if […]