Alberto Hazan's Page

Congrats on the write up! That's whats up :)

Dear reader, as you know, I'm honored to call Noey Pico a friend. She is a jewel so priceless, nothing short of the Hope Diamond comes close to her beauty. She's a writer, both of fiction and lyrics. She sings, too. The world is a little worse off without her voice in it. This is why I am tireless in sharing with anyone willing to listen to what she can do. For this week's Music Wednesday, may I present Coffee and Nonsense by Noelle Pico @ http://kateevangelistamovies.blogspot.com/2011/01/coffee-and-nonsense-by-noey-pico.html

Click on the link. Press play. Take a Listen. Leave a Comment.

Sincerely,
Kate

Thanks Alberto for the friend request

Hello Alberto,
My book Sacred Ground & Holy Water: Travel Tales of Enlightenment is published tomorrow. Take a look at what the reviewers are saying and pass it along to anyone you think should know about this release.

"Gonzo razzle-dazzle verbal fireworks!"
Robert Martin, Editor of Canada's The Dalhousie Review

"Pacey, witty insightful stuff. Travel writing as it should be!"
Jack Barker, Editor of Britain's Travelmag

"Grips you, holds you, and leaves you with something profound!"
Chris Ord, Editor of Australia's Travel Rag

"An ideal traveling companion who brings lingual acuity, historical perspective, and razor-sharp irony along for the ride."
Tom Dooley, Editor of America's Eclectica Literary Journal

"Funny, literary, and hard-hitting. Professor Fuchs combines the humor of Twain, the alpha adventure of Hemingway, and the romantic sensitivity of Steinbeck. Just wish I was the one publishing it."
John Kemmerly, Editor of Bluefoot publishing

"No one since Hunter S. Thompson has loved the wild and woolly world with as much intensity, insight, passion and gusto as Lyn Fuchs in his new collection of travel writing Sacred Ground & Holy Water: Travel Tales of Enlightenment. From Africa, Central America, India, the Pacific Northwest, and back again, Lyn's rambunctious dispatches from the far corners of our strange globe arrive with the full force of whitewater plunging from mountains, lava burning the very soles from our hiking boots. So delicious are the bountiful meals he eats, so beautiful the foreign lasses he dallies with, nothing is left for the reader but a searing jealousy, an aching desire to be out there ourselves. Thompson, rest his soul, would be proud."
Tony D'Souza, Author of Whiteman, The Konkans, and Mule

Hello! i will read and review your book, i just downloaded it off smashwords =) thanks for mentioning it.

thanks Alberto for the links! looking forward to reading and reviewing it too. happy thanksgiving! c",)

Hi Alberto! Welcome to Book Blogs! Urban Fantasy isn't really my thing, but you'll find tons of people here who share your interests! Thanks for the friend offer - I appreciate it!
Barb @ Sugarbeat's Books