Sunday, September 26, 2010
Sunday Somethings
Something #1:
I'll be drawing the winner in the Erotica For All Rock My Socks Off giveaway tomorrow morning (Monday, Sept. 27, GMT-5). So as of this typing, there's still time to enter!
Something #2:
This coming Thursday, September 30, is the day Rock My Socks Off officially becomes available in North America! I'll be blogging on or around that day to post retailer links (as soon as they become available) and present my special offer whereby hasty—er, I guess I should say speedy—RMSO purchasers will earn a free JE e-book.
Something #3:
Speaking of JEs, the "other JE," Justine Elyot, has a new book out! Congratulations, JE!!
Something #4:
A few more gems from The Endangered English Dictionary:
kalon (KAL-on): beauty more than skin-deep
Despite sounding like a detergent or a character from Superman's home planet, this word appeals to me.
lingible (LING-i-bul): meant to be licked
The EED illustrates with the phrase "some lingible name labels." Yeah. Name labels. That's exactly what I was thinking.
And remember, if your jactitation is keeping your bedmate awake... it only means you have a tendency to "toss and turn." ; )
I'll be drawing the winner in the Erotica For All Rock My Socks Off giveaway tomorrow morning (Monday, Sept. 27, GMT-5). So as of this typing, there's still time to enter!
Something #2:
This coming Thursday, September 30, is the day Rock My Socks Off officially becomes available in North America! I'll be blogging on or around that day to post retailer links (as soon as they become available) and present my special offer whereby hasty—er, I guess I should say speedy—RMSO purchasers will earn a free JE e-book.
Something #3:
Speaking of JEs, the "other JE," Justine Elyot, has a new book out! Congratulations, JE!!
Something #4:
A few more gems from The Endangered English Dictionary:
kalon (KAL-on): beauty more than skin-deep
Despite sounding like a detergent or a character from Superman's home planet, this word appeals to me.
lingible (LING-i-bul): meant to be licked
The EED illustrates with the phrase "some lingible name labels." Yeah. Name labels. That's exactly what I was thinking.
And remember, if your jactitation is keeping your bedmate awake... it only means you have a tendency to "toss and turn." ; )
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3 comments:
Thanks for the shout, JE! Happy North American release for RMSO :).
Loving the bits of terminally ill vocabulary. Hope you keep slipping them in!
Glad you've been enjoying those, Madeline! I'm still working my way through the book, so no doubt I'll have more to share.
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