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1 News and Views K. Harvati & E. Delson Conference Report: Paleoanthropology of the Mani Peninsula (Greece) NYCEP; Department of Anthropology, City University of New York Graduate School; and Department of Vertebrate Paleontology, American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY 10024, U.S.A. Journal of Human Evolution (1999) 36, Article No. jhev Available online at on From September , an international conference was held in Athens and Areopolis, Greece, on the Paleoanthropology of the Mani Peninsula. The conference was organized by Dr T. Pitsios of the Anthropological Museum of the University of Athens (hereafter termed AMUA), with the collaboration of the Laboratory of Geology and Paleontology of the University of Athens, the Greek Institute of Geological and Mineral Research, the Collège de France, the Université de Paris I and the National Museum of Natural History, Leiden, and the supporting participation of the town of Areopolis and the Laconian Studies Association. The conference was sponsored by the European Commission. The focal points of this meeting were the human fossils and archaeological remains from the cave site of Apidima. Several publications are available on this site, including the proceedings of a 1989 conference on the Research Programme of the Mani Peninsula, published in 1995 [Acta Anthropologica (AMUA, Athens) Vol. 1], but the only publication outside Greece is a short article on forensic implications of damage to one cranium (Coutselinis et al., 1991). Paleoanthropological research in the Mani peninsula, at the southern tip of the Peloponnese, began in 1978 when a research group under the direction of T. Pitsios started surveying and excavating in the area. The Apidima site, the most important in the region, was first excavated that same year. It consists of four small caves, designated A to Δ, which were formed by erosion in the mainly Mesozoic limestone country-rock. The caves open on the face of a large sea cliff and are today only accessible by boat (Figure 1). Breccia containing fossil bones and stone tools occurs in all four caves. During the first field season, a fossil hominin cranium (LAO 1/S1, known as Apidima I) was observed in situ. A transverse section of the neurocranium was exposed on the surface of a breccia pocket wedged between the cave walls deep in cave A (Pitsios & Liebhaber, 1995). In 1979, while a block of this breccia was being removed, a second, better preserved, hominin cranium (LAO 1/S2 or Apidima II) was found adjacent to the first. Part of the removed block was mechanically prepared in 1985 (at the Laboratories of the National Archaeological Museum) in order to reveal this second cranium. However, the larger part of the block, which still contains the Apidima I cranium, has not yet been cleaned. Upper Paleolithic artefacts and faunal remains have also been recovered from cave Γ, as well as a fairly complete modern human skeleton (LAO 1/S3) believed by Momferatou & Pitsios (1995) to be a female burial. All of these finds are housed at AMUA. Due to the great interest shown by the paleoanthropological community for more information about these finds, especially the Apidima II cranium, this meeting was eagerly awaited /99/ $30.00/ Academic Press
2 344 K. HARVATI AND E. DELSON The first day of the conference was held in Athens, in the Old Parliament Hall (morning session) and in the Old University (afternoon session), two of the most elegant buildings in downtown Athens. During the morning session Pitsios presented the Apidima site and the fossil hominin finds. The morphology of Apidima II was discussed, and it was compared to the Petralona cranium from Northern Greece. Pitsios found the two fossils very similar, with Apidima differing mainly by being more gracile. These differences were thought to be best explained by sexual dimorphism. The pronounced prognathism of Apidima II was also noted and compared to that of some of the Middle Pleistocene finds from Atapuerca. Finally, Neanderthal affinities of the Apidima find were noted and the problem of its phylogenetic position was raised. Two general papers considered taxonomy and evolution in European human paleontology. The antiquity of the Neanderthal lineage was discussed by Condemi, who concluded that all of the European hominin remains younger than the Mauer specimen can be considered as belonging to this lineage, while the phylogenetic position of Mauer itself is uncertain. The broader problem of species recognition in paleoanthropology was discussed by Harvati and Delson. They proposed that measures of inter- and intraspecific variation among living primate species should be developed and applied to the human fossil record of the Middle and Late Pleistocene in order to help clarify alpha taxonomy. Two participants addressed the issue of the lithic artefacts from Apidima. Kourtesi-Philippaki presented a preliminary analysis of the lithic assemblages from the site. She found that artefacts from cave B represent the first appearance of an Early Upper Paleolithic industry, while those from cave A document a Middle Paleolithic industry. The association of the Middle Paleolithic assemblages from cave A with the breccia containing the fossil crania, however, is uncertain. Chiotis Figure 1. The Apidima sea-cliff, showing the four cave openings (clockwise from lower left: A, B, Γ, Δ) and Professor T. Pitsios (seated farthest left) and other conference participants approaching the bench.
3 PALEOANTHROPOLOGY OF MANI 345 discussed the provenance of the raw materials utilized to manufacture the artefacts. A brief re-analysis of the faunal remains from Apidima was presented by Sondaar and de Vos, mainly based on the forthcoming work of Tsoukala (in press). Sondaar and de Vos found that the Apidima faunal assemblage showed affinities with those of Levantine sites such as Ksar Akil (Lebanon) and might date to ca ka. The breccia yielding crania I and II was suggested to possibly represent a second, Middle Pleistocene assemblage, but there are no definitely associated fossils from that breccia unit to support this view. Moreover, it is unclear whether the hominin-yielding breccia can be correlated to other breccia deposits in the site. A Middle Pleistocene date for the hominin-bearing sediment was also suggested by Mettos, Rondoyanni and Georgiou based on the geomorphology of Mani. The Apidima fauna was discussed again by Tsoukala during the afternoon session. She agreed with Sondaar and de Vos on the possible presence of two faunal assemblages of different ages, with the welldocumented younger one representing a variably forested or steppe-like paleoenvironment, in part depending on the effects of glaciation. Dermitzakis, Sondaar and Drinia introduced the fauna from Vatera, a new series of Pliocene localities on Lesbos, which includes one of the few appearances of the large terrestrial cercopithecine Paradolichopithecus. Leney discussed the relationship between carnivores and hominins in Middle and Late Pleistocene Europe. He found that the presence of anatomically modern humans coincides in time with a shift toward increased crushing ability, and hence increased scavenging, in the dental morphology of hyaenas. Pavlakis considered the possible role of northern Africa as a source for early hominin populations in the latest Miocene and Early Pliocene. Sondaar discussed the presence of Homo erectus on the island of Flores, Indonesia. Sondaar believed that sea crossings over short distances to visible islands were prompted solely by the search for food; they would have been possible for H. erectus via rafts and sweepstakes dispersal, rather than implying boat-building technology and higher cognitive functions. Following the afternoon sessions, one of the most-awaited moments of the conference came when Pitsios displayed the excavated breccia infilling of cave A. The natural cross-section of the Apidima I cranium, sliced through the vault and perhaps the base near sella, could be seen on the surface of a larger block. Cranium II had been removed from a smaller block (Figure 2). The specimen s surface was cracked and eroded, but it appeared well-preserved and little deformed. Most of the occipital and temporal bones are missing or damaged, as is the palate and teeth, although parts of the palate and temporals may remain in the unprepared portion of the block. The upper vault and face are nearly complete. The nasal aperture is still filled with matrix, so it was not possible to determine if the lateral projections recently seen by Schwartz & Tattersall (1997) on several Neanderthal faces were present. Most observers agreed that the inferior border of the nose, the brows and other aspects of the face appeared clearly Neanderthal-like, though perhaps not showing the fully derived classic morphology. At first look, this specimen appears to KH & ED to be either a late pre- Neanderthal or an early Neanderthal, stage 2 or 3 in the model developed by Dean et al. (1998). No photography was allowed, nor were attending researchers permitted to handle the fossil. Early on Saturday morning the group traveled by bus to Areopolis, on the Mani peninsula. Here, invited speakers presented surveys of selected topics, mainly in European paleoanthropology. Henke considered the intractable question of modern human origins. He concluded that
4 346 K. HARVATI AND E. DELSON Figure 2. Cast of the Apidima II cranium (on exhibit in the AMUA). (a) Oblique superior view showing cranium resting on smaller breccia block; (b) Frontal view. extreme hypotheses were not useful and argued for further communication and synthesis among their proponents, as well as for further integration of zooarchaeology, human paleontology and evolutionary theory. In discussion, Sondaar noted that as in other mammalian groups, human locomotor evolution may be punctuated while crania transform continuously; thus he proposed that Homo habilis is more like the australopiths, while H. ergaster should be considered the first member of genus Homo. De Lumley presented the ongoing work on Arago Cave and discussed the paleodemography of the site, concentrating on the many immature individuals represented in the sample. De Vos discussed the importance of Dubois carefully documented
5 PALEOANTHROPOLOGY OF MANI 347 collections of Indonesian Plio-Pleistocene fossil mammals in clarifying the biostratigraphy of Southeast Asia. He continued his published arguments with Swisher and colleagues about dates for the Indonesian paleoanthropological sequence. Van der Made reviewed the geology and faunal content of the Atapuerca sites in the Burgos region of north-central Spain. He proposed that Middle Pleistocene glaciation may not have had a great impact on the fauna (including hominins) of Spain or other parts of southern Europe. On Sunday morning, two rented boats took most of the participants to the Apidima sea cliff (Figure 1). Only a few colleagues in the smaller craft were able to land on a bench facing the site, but even they could not enter any of the caves. The final four talks were presented that evening. Hublin reviewed the record of human paleontology in later Pleistocene Europe, focusing on the origin of Neanderthals. He reiterated his long-held view, echoed by such other participants as Condemi and de Lumley, that derived Neanderthal features accumulated slowly in successive and geographically dispersed human populations during the Middle Pleistocene; this accretion hypothesis is most recently described by Dean et al. (1998). Hublin emphasized that only with study of a sample of at least several specimens (as at Atapuerca/Sima) can the true position of a site s population be located on this accretion trajectory. Bräuer surveyed the contemporaneous record of human evolution in Africa, updating somewhat his Afro-European sapiens hypothesis. Bräuer argued for the early occurrence of modern morphology in Africa. He discussed his research on the Ileret cranium from east of Lake Turkana, which presents a combination of modern and archaic features. This cranium has been preliminarily dated to ka and is thought to represent an early member of the clade ancestral to modern humans. Bräuer also described his recent analysis of the presence of detailed Neanderthal autapomorphies in early anatomically modern Europeans to test for the morphological continuity predicted by multiregionalists. The population from Mladeč was used as the focal sample, but no significant Neanderthal morphology was located, although several specimens have been claimed to show such features. Bräuer appeared to lessen the importance given to interbreeding between Neanderthals and invading early moderns in Europe, one of the features which previously distinguished his hypothesis from those of Stringer or Tattersall. In discussion, Delson suggested applying the accretion concept to the African record; Hublin supported this suggestion, while Bräuer was more hesitant. Bermudez de Castro reviewed the human paleontology of Atapuerca, concentrating on the material from the TD 6 ( Aurora ) horizon, which he and colleagues recently named Homo antecessor. Several specimens, including an adult partial maxilla, were said to support the conclusion that the morphology of this sample foreshadows that of anatomically modern humans. Bermudez de Castro discussed a phylogenetic model in which Homo ergaster was ancestral to H. erectus and H. antecessor, which in turn gave rise on one hand to H. heidelbergensis and thence H. neanderthalensis, and on the other hand (via unknown intermediates) to H. sapiens. In discussion, Hublin suggested that in such a phylogeny, it might be better to include H. heidelbergensis within H. neanderthalensis, as part of a monospecific accretionary clade, and also to include H. antecessor within an early peri-mediterranean species best termed H. mauritanicus (using the name applied to the Tighenif specimens). Delson offered the alternative opinion that there was not much obvious difference between these early populations (probably including the Ceprano cranium and perhaps the recently described Buia specimen from Eritrea and as yet incompletely described material from
6 348 K. HARVATI AND E. DELSON the Middle Awash Valley of Ethiopia) and the slightly younger African samples from Saldhana, Bodo, Kabwe and Ndutu. Thus the nomen rhodesiensis might be used instead of mauritanicus, either at the species level or as a basal subspecies of Homo sapiens (which might also include Hublin s broadly defined H. s. neanderthalensis, H. s. sapiens and perhaps H. s. helmei for the ka African transitional populations). Basiakos reviewed his work on dating some of the cave and open-air deposits in Mani. Dating of beach horizons at different elevations by ESR and geomorphological correlation suggested ages of 40, 80 and 200 ka, with the latter possibly correlated to the reddish breccia of Apidima Cave A. Early on Monday, Harvati discussed recent research at the Laconis site, where she had worked in 1997 as part of a field team led by Dr E. Panagopoulou. The group then visited Laconis, where they observed one of several caves yielding another richly fossiliferous breccia containing Middle Paleolithic artefacts with a strong Levallois component and associated fauna, but as yet no human remains. After returning to Athens, the conference participants met for the final time in the Ceremonial Hall of the University of Athens. In a moving ceremony,the degree of Doctor honoris causa was conferred upon Emeritus Professor Hubert Walter of the University of Bremen. Dr Walter presented a short lecture on population genetics and modern human variation, after which Prof M. Dermitzakis formally closed the Conference. We thank T. Pitsios for his hospitality during the Conference, Lorraine Meeker and Chester Tarka for assistance with the illustrations, and Terry Harrison for editorial suggestions. References Coutselinis, A., Dritsas, C. & Pitsios, T. (1991). Expertise médico-légale du crâne Pléistocène LA01/S2 (Apidima II), Apidima, Laconie, Grèce. L Anthropologie 95, Dean, D., Hublin, J.-J., Holloway, R. & Ziegler, R. (1998). On the phylogenetic position of the pre- Neanderthal specimen from Reilingen, Germany. J. hum. Evol. 34, Pitsios, T. & Liebhaber, B. (1995). Research conducted in Apidima and the surrounding region 1/N Taenarios Man. Acta Anthropologica (Athens) 1, Momferatou, E. & Pitsios, T. (1995). Apidima, cave Gamma (G): the burial of female skeleton LAO1/S3. Acta Anthropologica (Athens) 1, (in Greek with English summary). Schwartz, J. & Tattersall, I. (1996). Significance of some previously unrecognized apomorphies in the nasal region of Homo neanderthalensis. Proc. natn. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 93, 10, Tsoukala, E. (in press). Beitr. Paläontol. 24.
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My previous blog was about the potholes of One Piece, the parts of the series that you didn't like. Per a request, and several other weird comments, I've decided to make another blog, where we can discuss the PLOTHOLES of One Piece.
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The Vancouver Canucks and Chicago Blackhawks expect to continue their respective pushes for the top spot in the Western Conference in the final months of the season.
Trying to avoid a third straight defeat, the Blackhawks' pursuit will get an immediate boost with the return of two star players as they open a nine-game road trip against the Canucks on Tuesday night.
After entering the All-Star break with two straight losses to Nashville, Chicago (29-15-6) received some good news Tuesday afternoon when it learned both Jonathan Toews (wrist) and Patrick Sharp (hand) would come off injured reserve to face Vancouver.
Toews, who has a team-leading 27 goals, missed a 3-1 loss to the Predators last Tuesday. Sharp, who has 20 goals and 20 assists, has sat out the last eight games.
The Blackhawks will also likely welcome a new face to the lineup Tuesday as veteran center Brendan Morrison, acquired Friday from Calgary, may make his debut. Morrison, who had four goals and seven assists in 28 games with the Flames, played for the Canucks from 2000-2008.
"I don't think you could ask for a better first game, really," he told the Blackhawks' official website. "It's going to be a playoff-style game. These teams have battled hard the past couple of years. ... I spent a lot of my time in Vancouver, had a lot of good years there, but I have kind of moved on. But it's fun to go back to the city where you established yourself."
The Blackhawks could use a lift after being outscored 8-3 in the last two games versus Nashville. Chicago is fourth in the competitive Central Division, but only three points out of first. With 64 points, the Blackhawks are tied with Vancouver (30-15-4), which holds the second seed in the West by virtue of leading the Northwest Division.
Heated rivals who have faced each other in each of the last three playoffs and have won the last two conference titles, Chicago and Vancouver split their first two meetings this season. The Canucks rolled to a 6-2 win at Chicago on Nov. 6, but the Blackhawks won 5-1 at Vancouver 10 days later.
"There's still stuff behind the whistles and stuff you guys don't see,'' Chicago All-Star Patrick Kane said of the rivalry. "That's part of the way we want to come and play it - keep it tame and try to get them frustrated a little bit.''
Marian Hossa had three assists while Toews and Kane each added a goal and an assist Nov. 16 as Chicago won for the second time in its last three visits to Vancouver, including playoffs.
"(It's) definitely a good time for us in here," said Kane, who has one goal in his last 10 games overall but two goals and two assists in his last four regular season and playoff contests versus Vancouver.
Hossa, who has three goals and eight assists in his last nine games, has two goals and five assists in his last three games at Vancouver.
Teammate Dave Bolland has seven goals and three assists in his last nine games. Though Bolland has been known to rattle the Sedin twins, Henrik has a goal with four assists against the Blackhawks this season while Daniel has added one goal and three assists.
Vancouver tries for a third consecutive victory after a pair of one-goal wins over San Jose and Edmonton prior to the break followed two losses to open a stretch of six straight home games.
"We still feel like we're in control and we're confident, and that's the sign of a good team, to be able to win those close games and stay even-keeled,'' defenseman Kevin Bieksa said.
Daniel Sedin, who scored his team-leading 21st goal in last Tuesday's 3-2 shootout win over the Oilers, has three goals and one assist in his last five games.
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At this moment we have 3 fileservers, 1 database server, 1 terminal server, 1 excange 2003 server and 1 domain controller in the domain here (all of them are W2003)
We are going to replace the 3 file/print servers and bought a high end DELL Poweredge with lots of diskspace available.
I am thinking of installing Windows Server 2008 Enterprise but have some questions :
- Is the single 2008 server going to effect the other 2003 servers in any possible way?
- Are there any known problems with W2008 ?
- Are the new functions realy as good as they tell ?
Or should we better wait until SP1 is released ?
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Oct 15, 2008 at 9:10 UTC
I would wait for SP1 before putting it in a critical role. I installed 2008 as a DC and had no problems and got the new group policy functions which are great. The only problem I had was software compatability (stupid symantec, I hate them). I had to reinstall 2003 because of symantec endpoint protection so we don't have 2008 anymore.
Oct 15, 2008 at 10:31 UTC
weve got a mixed environment, i think 3 win2k3 servers and 4 or 5 2008 servers, including 2 dcs and an exchange 2007 server on the 08 machines. We did major upgrades this year; jumped from
Not had any problems yet, except 2008 logs a lot more stuff in the security logs, i didnt realize this for awhile and kind of freaked out at so many failure audits; but all seems to work well. If i can get rid of the 2 win2k3 dcs at our branch offices, then we can raise the domain level to 2008 and that would be sweet, i think.
Oct 18, 2008 at 8:27 UTC
If it is just a member server, you shouldn't notice anything different on the network. If you raise it to a DC, then you'll get the new group policies and all installed.
BigTimmy - I've heard that the SEP manager won't run on 2008, but the client is supposed to be able to install just fine with MR2. Was that not the case for you?
Technically, if you as Microsoft, Server 2008 shipped with SP1. This is because it shipped with the kernal upgrades from Vista's SP1. Whenever 2008 gets a service pack, it will be SP2. You can see this on any Server 2008 machine, if you click Start, right click on Computer and go to Properties, it will show under Windows Edition that it is Service Pack 1. Just thought you'd want to know you'll be waiting for SP2 if you want to wait for the next SP for 2008 :)
momurda - the biggest benefits I can see for upgrading the domain level are fine-grained password policies and the upgrade to DFS-R for AD replicated stuff. The latter can be a lot of work to get up and running though from the sounds of it (haven't done it myself). You can look up DFS-R migration on Google.
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Much of Blackburn's concerns over the bill come from her experience in Tennessee with a public option plan. As a state senator, Blackburn worked to find a way for the state to cover the costs of a public option health care plan that Tennessee's Democrat Governor later called "a disaster". Despite her repeated requests, the Administration was unable to assure her that the bill wouldn't repeat the mistakes of TennCare.
"Our current health care system has serious flaws in cost, coverage, and access. Those flaws require our urgent attention and correction. I have seen the tragic impact of a health care system that began as an ill conceived public option and resulted in higher costs and diminished care. I see the same mistakes that were made in Tennessee being repeated here. We have got to get health care fixed, but we have got to fix it the right way."
Representative Blackburn supports an alternative health care reform measure sponsored by Rep. John Shadegg that would use market forces to expand access and reduce cost.
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Monday, March 17, 2008
Becoming a Millionaire God's Way: New Book Tells You How to Get Rich Without the Guilt...
Of course, I didn't get far past the intro -- written by the Rich Dad, Poor Dad author -- but what I read was pretty compelling.
About how Christians can't think it God's will for us to be poor...
...and neither should prosperity preaching be all about what we can get, but how to best use money as the tool it is.
To invest wisely.
To help others.
To not guilt and condemn people with wealth, and accuse them all of "selling their souls" for having money -- like some lady did the Rich Dad, Poor Dad author when his book became a smash success.
He said he didn't like his church in Hawaii because of that attitude.
Hopefully I'll get to read all of this new book some day.
Or at least learn the best tips!
7 comments:
- meg said...
All men's gains are the fruit of venturing. Condemning people with wealth is closest to envy as it can get.
- Monday, March 17, 2008 5:28:00 AM
- Adam said...
Its look like a good book tome , to net guilt and condemn people with wealth ....
- Tuesday, March 18, 2008 8:57:00 AM
- skip said...
some people enjoy reading to understand the feeling of the author on certain issues, and make use of it in the future..
- Wednesday, March 19, 2008 12:20:00 PM
- Andrew said...
Making money isn't wrong, but the love of money causes problems. You have to be able and willing to give it all away to follow Jesus if he asks (I know that I for one wouldn't find that easy!). Also, if you make money your focus you may miss out on God's blessing. The early church was spread and led by people who had very little and typically lost even that as they were taken off to be martyred, but we know that they were blessed. Stephen saw heaven open as he died and forgave those who killed him.
PS I don't normally talk like this, but you have touched on some core issues for me. Keep up the blogging.
- Tuesday, April 08, 2008 8:11:00 AM
- Vicki said...
I see that "Dominating Amazon by James Simpson" has been hijacked by a Sexual Domination webpage. I have tried hard to find this book's download webpage but keep getting the Red Domination page. Anybody know how to find the real thing?
- Saturday, July 18, 2009 11:35:00 AM
- Paula Neal Mooney said...
Vicki - Email me at cpmooney at aol dot com -- I think I've got the PDF of Dominating Amazon floating around somewhere I can email you.
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Sunday, October 7, 2012
Release Day!
by Janis Patterson
I don't care how many books you have out, release day is still a thrill. The thought that all the writing, all the revisions and editing and pre-release PR I've done has finally culminated with a book still sends a tingle through my heart and a giggle into my throat.
My story is going to be read. The story that has been in my mind and my computer, the story that is mine alone, is going out into the big wide world where anybody who wants can pick it up.
This is all so different from when I sold my first half-dozen books. In those antique days (pre-computer, pre-internet) everything was done on paper by snail-mail. The books themselves were paper. I still remember the excitement of receiving my author's copies. There would be this big box that came to the front door, and once I opened it I could actually hold my new book in my hands. There were no surprises – I had seen the galleys and the cover art weeks, even months ago, but this was the first time in book form. I always felt as proud as a new parent.
It's all different nowadays – still very good and full of satisfaction, but different. There's no box of books to open and coo over, no knowledge that boxes of my books are in trucks going across the country en route to a legion of bookstores… there's just an electronic file from the publisher. The cover isn't a stiff paper work of art suitable for framing, only a spray of brilliantly colored electrons across my computer screen.
But my story is still there. The characters I have lived with for months are now on their own, ready to meet new people. Now on release day my book spreads across the world, available in places my paper books would never have reached.
And it's still great.
On Monday, the first of October, I woke with a thrill of excitement because it was release day for BEADED TO DEATH, my new cozy mystery from Carina Press. (http://bit.ly/SjFrXM)
Written almost a year before, worked on for weeks with my editor, sighed over as we tried to get just the right cover art, it was now going to fly on its own. Lilias Ruiz and Thomas O'Connell and Annie Monroe and Toby Applegate and Patches were no longer my special, private family – they were going out to face the world on their own.
On this release day there was no skywriting, no blare of trumpets, but I knew that my story was Out There. Other people could follow the tale of Lillias' finding a dead body in her living room, of her entanglement with an FBI agent who may or may not be rogue, and her perplexity in dealing with a 7'3" nephew who is on the run from an unwanted basketball scholarship. After all that, being accused of being a drug smuggler is just icing on the cake!
The thing about release day is that it is just part of a logical progression – write, sell, revise, edit, edit again, and release. Another thing is that it comes late. The book is finished and done with, the cover art and edits approved, and (hopefully!) you're working on another book. Then, like a revenant from the past, it is there once more, officially leaving your life and going on to a life of its own.
I love release days. No matter how the book is delivered – electronic or paper or whatever comes next – the day your book comes out is still exciting. It is a day like no other.
Janis Patterson is a seventh-generation Texan and a third-generation wordsmith who writes mysteries as Janis Patterson, romances and other things as Janis Susan May, children's books as Janis Susan Patterson and scholarly works as J.S.M. Patterson.
8 comments:
- Wynter Daniels said...
Congrats on the release! Release day never loses its excitement for me, either. Enjoy it!
- October 8, 2012 at 5:12 AM
- Maureen said...
Happy release day to you, Janis! You deserve champagne and balloons. It's a perfect cover and it sounds intriguing.
- October 8, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- Elise Warner said...
Congratulations, Janis. Don't forget the celebration chocolate.
- October 8, 2012 at 7:20 AM
- Marcelle Dubé said...
Congratulations, Janis! Beaded sounds like a lot of fun and I wish you much success with it.
- October 8, 2012 at 7:41 AM
- Anne Marie Becker said...
Nothing like sending one of your "babies" out in to the world to make its mark - congratulations!!
- October 8, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- Rita said...
Congrats Janis. Wishing you many sales.
- October 8, 2012 at 10:21 AM
- JB Lynn said...
Congrats, Janice! I think you should consider hiring a trumpeter for your next release.
- October 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Janis Patterson said...
Thanks to all of you for your kind words. I will hire trumpeters next time! Now, let's all break out some cyber-bubbly and celebrate!
- October 8, 2012 at 6:58 PM
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