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December 18, 2019December 12, 2019 Kathy #amwriting, #Blogmas, Fiction, IndieArtist, IndieAuthor, Las Vegas, Psychological Suspense, Pump Up Your Book, Writing

Blogmas, Day 18: Two Stops for Deja Vu at the Blue Diamond Saloon (#blogmas)

Today I’ve got two stops:

Deja Vu at the Blue Diamond Saloon is the book feature at:

  1. T’s Stuff
  2. The Bookworm Lodge

The tour is heating up before the year winds down. At the end of the tour, I’ll talk about some changes I’m considering and why, and my goals for 2020. See ya later!

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Walking Huntington Beach Pier near where I grew up, I couldn’t resist posing for a photo with these drums found in a gift shop – lol! I later learned there was a reason for my love of percussion: when I met my father he told me that “all my kids play the drums.”

Also, why I was often found with a book in one hand and a transistor radio in the other. It was my destiny to write stories and songs. In fact, I wrote my first song with a childhood friend. We called ourselves the “Screamie Birds” aka “SBS.”

And why these days I mostly write Electronic Dance Music, heavy on the kick drum, in my home studio.

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