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AUTHOR PHOTOS BY CELIA MANGUS

August 24, 2006
I'm Not Dead. But If I Were, I'd Probably Write About It.

Sorry I haven't posted on ye olde blog for a while, but I'm finishing up my second novel, which is due at the publisher September 15th. So, it's cram time.

The second novel, titled THE DEAD WHISPER ON, will release Summer of 2007, again from the fine folks at Bethany House Publishers. No, it's not a sequel to WAKING LAZARUS; it's a separate standalone thriller set in Butte, Montana--one of my favorite cities.

Sometimes, kids are pereceptive. In the case of my lovely eight-year-old daughter, too perceptive. She knows all about my first book, and can pretty much recite a log line: "WAKING LAZARUS is about a man who has died three times." The other day, while I was madly typing away on the new manuscript, she wandered in and watched me for a few minutes.

"Are you working on your new book, daddy?"

"Yup."

"What's it called?"

"It's called THE DEAD WHISPER ON."

She thought quietly for a few moments, then spoke again. "Dad, when are you going to stop writing books about dead people?"

Um, leave it to an eight-year-old to point out your morbid fascination with death. At least she doesn't charge $125 an hour.

I should be finished up within the next week, however, so look for more regular postings--weekly, anyway--as we head to publication on novel #2. (Of course, I'll have updates on what's happening with good ol' WAKING LAZARUS, as well.)

Posted by TLHines at August 24, 2006 10:40 AM

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Your eight year old sounds like my nine year old. He did ask what my last book was about but after getting the answer, he hasn't asked about the new one. Smart kid.

Good luck meeting your deadline. You don't sound terribly stressed so I'm guessing you're going to make it.

Posted by: Gina at August 25, 2006 09:02 AM
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My eight year old girl can't believe I let a dog die in my novel. I know, I know. I'm a bad father.

Happy typing/editing/writing...

Posted by: michael snyder at August 26, 2006 09:38 PM
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Cool title, Tony. Glad to know you haven't gotten well or normal or anything. Sure would make life dull for the rest of us.

Posted by: Sam Pakan at August 31, 2006 02:01 AM
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Glad to know ONE of us is hacking away at the keyboard. Keep writing those "dead people" books; I loved Lazarus!

Posted by: Eileen at August 31, 2006 04:08 PM
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Just finished reading "Waking Lazarus". I very much enjoyed this book. I am anxious for the next novel. I'll be looking for it next year. Best of luck T.L. Hines.

Posted by: Garry at September 11, 2006 03:08 PM
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