Knit One, Felt Too- the Electronic Bugaloo

I am absolutely thrilled to announce that Storey has made Knit One, Felt Too available for Kindle and Nook, starting today! This was my first knitting book, published in 2003, and it's still going strong.

You can order the Kindle version here.

Here's the Nook version.

Everything that's in the print version is in the eBook...and you can fit it in your purse!

Cold Front is now Available for Nook, Plus other Big News!

Cold Front is now available at B&N for Nook!

It's also available at Scribd and Smashwords!

I have the file for Foreign Body, the 6th Tory Bauer Mystery, on my Kindle. I need to proof it, but it should be up and available in a month or so, with yet another wonderful Curtis Taylor cover.

And while I'm at it, I want to announce that Knit One, Felt Too (my first knitting book) is now available for pre-order for Nook from Barnes & Noble. It'll be released August 22. I honestly don't know if this is an exclusive Nook deal, or if the book will be available from Amazon too. I'll get back to you on that.

And tomorrow, I will have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! Something that has been a long time coming (over a decade), which has me dancing in my chair! Stay tuned!

The Knitter's Life List

Remember awhile back, when I mentioned that I might be included in Gwen Steege's The Knitters Life List from Storey? And that there was a very cool sweepstakes with some fantastic prizes that I was not eligible to win, you know, because I was probably actually in the book (and in other Storey Books, including Knit One, Felt Too, which is in its umpteenth printing and still going like the Energizer Bunny?).

Well, look what arrived today:

 My own signed copy of The Knitter's Life List!  And what an amazing book it is! With techniques and tips, patterns, and 1001 inspirations from some pretty famous knitters. It's majorly overwhelming to be in the same book with the likes of Pam Allen, Debbie Bliss, Cat Bordhi, Nancy Bush, Lily Chin, Judith Durant, Melanie Falick, Kaffe Fassett, Jared Flood, Vickie Howell, Brandon Mably, Lucy Neatby, Kristin Nicholas, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee, Charlene Schurch, Amy Singer, Debbie Stoller, Meg Swanson, Barbara Walker, Sandi Wiseheart, and many many many more.

 I'm quoted in a couple of places (and since I didn't remember specifically what I said, I'm glad it wasn't something spectacularly stupid).

And a couple of my patterns are included, both from Knit One, Felt Too.

It's a gorgeous book, and I can't wait to curl up and just read.
Thanks Gwen, for including me!