Book Update
Today marks the one-year anniversary of launching Dare I Call It Murder?: A Memoir of Violent Loss. And what a fantastic year it’s been. Not only getting the book out, but reconnecting with folks I haven’t seen in so many years, and making new friends.
Thank you readers, again, for your support, encouragement and kind words, and for helping to make the book one of the top-rated and best-selling memoirs at Amazon.com.
I especially thank Janis, my dear spouse and partner in life, for her unwavering support.
The book passed several milestones, and now I have two new book projects on the horizon, Murder Survivor’s Handbook: Real-Life Stories, Tips & Resources, and another that I need your help on deciding what to call it.
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About Polishing Your Prose
Larry M Edwards is an award-winning investigative journalist, author, editor and publishing consultant. He is the author of three books, and has edited dozens of nonfiction and fiction book manuscripts. Under Wigeon Publishing, he has produced six books.
As author, "Dare I Call It Murder? A Memoir of Violent Loss" won First Place in the San Diego Book Awards in 2012 (unpublished memoir) and 2014, Best Published Memoir. The book has also been nominated for a number of awards, including: Pulitzer Prize, Benjamin Franklin Award, Washington State Book Award, and One Book, One San Diego.
As Editor, "Murder Survivor’s Handbook: Real-Life Stories, Tips & Resources" won the Gold Award in the 2015 Benjamin Franklin Book Awards, Self-Help.
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The book passed several milestones, and now I have two new book projects on the horizon, Murder Survivor’s Handbook: Real-Life Stories, Tips & Resources, and another that I need your help on deciding what to call it.
A great first year! Let’s see how you keep up the hype in the second. Your new book sounds good but don’t care for the titles. Drive ‘Em North most appealing.