Seems like just a few months ago I signed a contract with Tantor Media for an audiobook to be made of Woman of Ill Fame...and it officially releases in three days! That company moves quickly. (It has to have been longer...these days are just flying by!)
I love the new cover they designed, and can't wait to hear the narration by Tiffany Morgan. It will be exciting to see how an actor interprets Nora. Back in 2008, an audiobook was made of The Witch's Trinity, but only in the U.K. I remember driving around in my car listening to it--such a strange thrill to hear one's words read back to one.
I really like this new cover: gritty, stark...and with a nicely unadorned Nora. That image is a photograph of a Dodge City prostitute nicknamed Timberline. If you're interested in her story, please see my previous posts here and here.
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2 comments:
How exciting to see Nora coming to the world of audio!
My great-grandfather's brother killed himself while up in the mountains above Weaverville. It seems those semi-isolated mining towns weren't for everybody.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I agree, these conditions could be so lonesome and brutal. It is interesting to me (in a morbid way) that these two people chose to go up into the mountains for their tragic tasks.
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