So this is blogging and it doesn't hurt. Seven years in the making, my new book Sun of gOd, is on sale now at Amazon, and from May 1st at bookstores in America and from June in England and then Australia, and South Africa. They say an author HAS to have a blog and so it is and already I like it. There will be the odd thing to say on pet subjects like sunglasses and nightshades, traffic bumps and galaxies, as well as sideways comment on what's going down, or up, in the world.
Hi!
I am about to write a review on our german website about your book (which is really great!), and therefor wanted to ask you if a german translation / publication of ths title is planned in the near future!
Thanks in advance for your answer!
Andreas
Posted by: Andreas Vlach | 02/22/2010 at 09:39 AM
Good timing Andreas - I sent a copy last week to Michael Nagula of AMRA, who seems very interested.
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Thanks for your interest,
Greg
Posted by: Gregory | 02/22/2010 at 11:36 AM
Hello Greg!
Thanks for your answer - i will include that information on our website (in case you're interested in the review: http://www.tarotsophie.de/index.php/tarotsophiemenu/buecher/paranormales-etc/550-qsun-of-godq-gregory-sams) , as well as contact the AMRA Verlag in order to encourage them to bring your book to german readers :)
Thanks again for your information! And especially for your book!
Andreas
Posted by: Andreas Vlach | 02/22/2010 at 06:31 PM
Loved the review, and many thanks for your support Andreas - I'm glad you enjoyed the book. The light chapter that seemed to 'light you up' was, for me, the favourite chapter of all to write - journey of discovery. And I understand your comment on the early part, included to soften up the less well travelled among us.
The Yahoo German-English translate did come up with some funny ones, as in
"I would like to arise here one of the thoughts which thereby in the book and to divide me since then busily with the bent readers: Light, which both subject and energy are physically seen..."
Allbest, Greg
Posted by: Gregory | 02/23/2010 at 12:45 AM