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Book Update

I just thought I'd keep everyone up-to-date on my new book. I've finished proofreading, editing, and researching for the book. A second person is now proofreading it and is almost finished. She should actually finish with things today. I'll then need to get to work on the cover. I was having trouble thinking of one, but finally believe I have a rough idea of what I'm looking for, and hope I'm able to piece some pictures together which accurately depict what I'm envisioning right now.

I won't be giving much information away in terms of specifics just yet. I think I'll wait on that until I finalize the cover. All I'll say is that it's the third installment of the LOL at the GOP series, is the best researched of the lot, and probably the most powerful as well. On the flip-side, it will also be the most divisive, where I may receive some lovely insults or threats here and there, especially if the cover turns out the way I want it. In any case, I'm very excited and am hoping this book will further expand my audience with the attention and critical acclaim it hopefully garners.

In the end, I'm hoping to have things finalized by this coming weekend, where I'll send away for a proof copy. After I receive that, hopefully to my satisfaction, I shall release it unto the masses. ...to be continued...
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