Posted by Tee Morris on Apr 5, 2009 in
Geek Chic,
Macintosh,
Technology This morning, I completed the ninth chapter of All a Twitter, but I may have to reconsider everything — and I mean, everything — and call up Que Publishing to renegotiate the book we agreed I would write.
This is going to be the next big thing in Social Media, and I want to write the first book on it!
Say hello to “Flutter.”
My editor at Que reads this blog, so let me say I’M JUST KIDDING!!! Seriously. I’m three chapters from wrapping up, and you think I want to do a rewrite from the beginning?!
Been there, done that, got a tee shirt, and I had said tee shirt ripped off me when the publisher tried to stiff me out of the advance.
I am hoping with where I’ve seen this video mentioned on Twitter that it goes viral on an apedemic scale. This is some funny, funny stuff. Consider me the first in line for “Sttr” and a pair of “Flutter Eyes.”
Tags: All a Twitter, competition, developers, funny, humor, laugh, parody, production, satire, silliness, Social Media, Social Networking, spoof, Twitter, video, viral video
Hey, everyone!
cover artwork by J.R. Blackwell
While you all know that the dwarf detective is one for the low-tech solutions like Beatrice and a good battle-axe, you may not know that the award-winning The Case of The Singing Sword: A Billibub Baddings Mystery is now available for the iPhone! Sure you can download Billi on the iPhone and iPod Touch in audio but now you can pick up a copy of Billi’s first big case as an iPhone application. Along with The Case of The Singing Sword, the Fey Trickster is also causing (double) trouble at the iTunes Store with Chasing the Bard also available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Take a look and show the love. Let iPhone and iPod Touch users know that Double Trouble has now hit the iTunes Application store.
And yes, The Case of The Pitcher’s Pendant and Digital Magic are both en route. Stay tuned…
Tags: Al Capone, applications, books, Chasing the Bard, Chicago, detective, Digital Magic, digital media, Double Trouble, Fantasy, History, iPhone, Mystery, Philippa Ballantine, Technology, Tee Morris, The Billibub Baddings Mysteries, The Case of the Pitcher's Pendant, The Case of The Singing Sword, Writing
