Musical interlude
Very, very busy, Legion of Fans (LOF) editing Book 7 right now, so no time for a long post.
Instead, I'll cheat and direct you to the most excellent crimebeat website, which is all about South African crime writers. A while ago they invited me to talk about music in my books (and, to my embarrassment, I realised I don't put a lot of music in my books). Still, I managed to cobble something together as I was extremely grateful for the invitation.
You can read my musical musings here.
Et tu, LOF? Do you like a bit of music in your fiction? What should my characters have been listening to, do you think? Perhaps "Bang Bang", by Cher for Fletcher Reynolds in SAFARI?
Instead, I'll cheat and direct you to the most excellent crimebeat website, which is all about South African crime writers. A while ago they invited me to talk about music in my books (and, to my embarrassment, I realised I don't put a lot of music in my books). Still, I managed to cobble something together as I was extremely grateful for the invitation.
You can read my musical musings here.
Et tu, LOF? Do you like a bit of music in your fiction? What should my characters have been listening to, do you think? Perhaps "Bang Bang", by Cher for Fletcher Reynolds in SAFARI?
Comments
Will have to consider some more mainstream types.
Interesting about the music. I love the African township music, its like the smell of Africa. I remember being at a meeting in a small house in Thorngrove (Bulawayo). We were there renovating a clinic and they were so grateful.We finished up with singing and there was such a great atmosphere! MUSIC = LIFE Dok
Is this a sign from above????
Go for it!!! ring her right now! You are her salvation!!