Posts Tagged ‘Montana’
10
May
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in Asperger's, autism, life, parenthood, sci-fi, travel, walkabout, writing. Tagged: Alana Lorens, book tour, booksigning, dream analysis, Facebook, Lyndi Alexander, marketer, Montana, Montana Vortex, novel, promotion, social media, spectrum, writer. 3 Comments
I’ve been meaning to visit here. I swear I have. It’s been weeks and weeks. But not because I had nothing going on. Not because I have no thoughts at all. To the contrary, I’ve been busting out of my seams in most aspects of my life. I’ve had two novels already published this year, [...]
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9
Oct
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in life, sci-fi, writing. Tagged: author, book, Montana, novel, The Elf Queen, trailer, urban fantasy, video, writing. 2 Comments
Yes, yes, I know I haven’t posted here as often as I’d like–hopefully you’ve missed me! The good news is I’ve been doing substantial amounts of writing-related work, which is a good thing! The latest venture is this little bit of video, a book trailer for my first published novel, The Elf Queen. A book [...]
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24
Mar
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in life, sci-fi, writing. Tagged: author, bordello, Clan Elves, Doctors Without Borders, Emma Lai, Montana, New Mexico, novel, novelist, release, romance, The Elf Child, urban fantasy, Wild Rose Press. 3 Comments
That’s right! I’m announcing the arrival of two new bouncing baby books in the next several weeks. I hadn’t planned for them to come out at the same time, but…who’s complaining? Not me! First, check out book two in the Clan Elves of the Bitterroot series, THE ELF CHILD. It’s available at Amazon.com in ebook form, [...]
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3
Aug
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in life, sci-fi, travel, writing. Tagged: clan elves of the bitterroot, ebook, elves, fantasy, Lyndi Alexander, Montana, novel, paperback. 3 Comments
The Clan Elves of the Bitterroot, that is. Available for the enjoyment of the reading public, in ebook, paperback and hardback. Come by their new home on the Web at http://www.clanelvesofthebitterroot.com and find out where all the latest book signings, etc. are going to take place. Suggest a place for a book signing, if you’d [...]
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19
Jun
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in life, Uncategorized, walkabout. Tagged: civilization, Montana, travel, vacation. 2 Comments
I could live in Missoula again. Almost. The city is now sufficiently cosmopolitan to meet my needs: there’s a Wal-Mart and a Target. But I do prefer the north side to the south side. The storefronts and intimate settings suit me better than the big strip centers. I think it would take me a long [...]
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17
Jun
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in Asperger's, autism, divorce, life, parenthood, Uncategorized, walkabout, writing. Tagged: barbecue, carousel, map, Montana, novel, respite, vacation. 6 Comments
Although we’d originally intended to hit Missoula Sunday night, after all the fun and frivolity (shame on us!)of yesterday it didn’t happen. So we limped into Billings about midnight and took up the road again on Monday. Little Miss oohed and aahed about the Rocky Mountains, as did we all. Surrounded by one of the [...]
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9
Jun
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in life, parenthood, Uncategorized, walkabout, writing. Tagged: corn, Montana, travel, visit, Wall Drug, west. 10 Comments
The older I get, traveling seems to be one of my favorite occupations. Not that I get to do it that much. But each summer we seem to try to fit in more and more places to see. This summer we’ve agreed that the Captain needs some time away from us and vice versa, and [...]
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16
Jan
Posted by Lyndi Alexander in Asperger's, autism, life, parenthood, Uncategorized, walkabout. Tagged: adventure, autism spectrum, beach, clean water, fibromyalgia, Florida, Montana, mountains, snow, travel, United States, work. 6 Comments
One point of wonder for me about the United States is that our country has such a variety of climates and geography, all available inside our borders. Whether you prefer living by the seaside, at the foot of mile-high mountains, among the prairie dogs or amid a skyscraper jungle, most people eventually gravitate to the [...]
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