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- Hometown:
- Pittsburg, Texas
- About Me and My Book:
- I've been writing for much longer than I care to admit, but my first novel was published by Houghton Mifflin in 1973. I grew up as an Army brat in Japan and Germany and consider that experience valuable to my writing. I have published two historical fiction, two plice action thrillers, and my latest novel, The Vagabond Healer, is mainstram fiction. I'm currently working on another historical fiction.
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- http://www.booksbyolson.com
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Check out my latest blog post to read about my newest cover design, read the latest book review and find out how to attend my first book signing for the JGDS (Junior Geography Detective Squad) children's mystery state book series (signing as illustrator of course).
Here is the cover for the second book in the series just to tempt you further...
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I, too, have written an historical fiction. Glad to find a fellow Texan on board here!
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Kathryne
Thanks for the message. Yes, being a writer is more fun than being an agent--but in the long haul probably being an agent is much more profitable than being a writer. With all my books, people falsely believe that I have it made in the shade. Few people seem to realize that less than 500 books sell over 5,000 copies a year (some small number like that) and that 90% of nonfiction books never earn back their advance--and all of my books are nonfiction.
Congratulations on your novel writing,
Terry
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