Dear Mark: Just finished reading ‘Son of a Prairie Chicken,’ Frank’s roman á clef that you have lovingly published. I was in the Clean Well-Lighted Place for Books writing workshop with Frank in 2001 and the subsequent spin-off writers’ group. Much of what is in the published version he read aloud to us. It was hysterical and heart-wrenching. Before I knew the back story and followed his exploits as he nursed his parents through their final years, I knew how generously he loved his many families. He was quite a guy. Smart, funny, and too handsome by half. When my posse would show up at Gay Men’s Chorus performances, I’d find him by scanning the shoulders — his were the broadest. Thank you for giving me this last visit with Frank. Best regards, Cynde
Hi Mark, You already know that I really enjoy your work and your diaries have brought my travels back during these difficult times. I look forward to your Pandemic Diaries, but find that I can no longer enjoy the excerpts on your Facebook page. Did you block me so a reason? I hope that we can remain in contact.
I think I just sent you an email. I’m sorry we got cut off from Facebook. Please send me another Friend request. I’m still woirking on the Pandemic Diaries.
Hi Mark. I can’t help but feel like I’m writing an old friend I thought was lost to AIDS and finding it’s not true. Reading your diaries SD&D opened a portion of my heart that’s been closed for a long time. I wanted to say thank you. I pretty much lost everyone important too me and I haven’t revisited what came before for quite some time. We knew and worked with a lot the same people. We went to the same places. We both approached sex like an Olympic Sport, you much more on the championship level, and made it out alive. We marched. We screamed. We cried…and here we are so many years later. CheersMate.
Hi Mark,
I read all your Beach Reading books when they first came out. I have now completed all your memoirs.
Thank you for being so forthright about what life was like in the 70’s and 80’s. I lived in Chicago during those years and volunteered at an AIDS hospice for nine years. Your memoirs have brought back so many memories of the friends who died and the men and women who cared for them. I marched, I walked, I cried and those were the best years of my life. I have even started re-watching the movies about AIDS which I saw years ago. Only those of us who have been through it can appreciate those years. You have captured them so realistically. I am retired and now live in Phoenix with my partner of 24 years.
Sincerely,
Bob Kman
Les livres de Mark Abramson sont des pages de notre Histoire à tous, et son témoignage a valeur de Document ! Qu’attendent donc les éditeurs français pour nous faire partager son vécu ???
Hi again Mark, I meant to just send you my comments congratulating you on your book but didn’t intend to send all of my rambling thoughts to the guestbook. Best wishes.
-Gene Senger, St. Paul, MN
Hi Mark, congratulations on getting you latest book published. I work as a volunteer at Quatrefoil Library in Minneapolis and noticed ‘Minnesota Boy, a memoir’ so started reading it. I also noticed that I may have missed your reading and book signing at Quatrefoil awhile ago. Drats. I liked your book and it resonated with me, although I didn’t get to Minneapolis until 1981 when I moved from Bismarck, ND after a 4-year tour in the very homophobic US Navy, where I was based in Alameda, CA for my last 2 years. I’m just 2 years younger than you so I could relate to many of the references you mentioned in the Twin Cities. And I especially like what you wrote about feeling closer to your dad now that he’s gone because he’s with you all of the time. That’s how I feel about my deceased parents too. I also liked the Afterword of your book and will try to find ‘Sex, Drugs and Disco: San Francisco Diaries from the pre-AIDS Era’ because I’d like to know about your rendezvous with Michael from Vienna over a Christmas vacation in MN. The part about you and Michael going separate ways after college was the most heartbreaking part of the book. I can relate to something like that too, but with an added twist about a bisexual partner who went on to marry a woman and have 3 kids. I’m starting to think I should take your mother’s advice; start writing and keep writing too. Best wishes for more books and have a Happy New Year in SFO, it is 25 below zero (wind chill) as I write this from Cathedral Hill in St. Paul. Brrrr.
Hi Mark,
please please please hurry to write Seersucker. I have inhaled all the other books of the Beach reading series and loved them all, except for book 6 where you got a bit too much carried away with the psychic/ghost story for my taste.
So I hope there won’t be too much of it in book 8.
And please make it available on Smashwords too.
Kind regards
Frank
ACK! Where can I find these books? I’m ashamed to say the area where I live has ZERO copies of any of them! I feel like I live in a wasteland of censored books. HELP, please!
Yes i follow your creations Tim and Nick and Ruth faithfully, I have all your books, This summer i have reread them the third time. There is no other stories that give one the feeling of Frisco since the Tales of the City was written in my youth. Now you bring back that wonderful time with more honesty and flavor.Each book is a treat , a window opens into our world that only one that was their can express. I visited Frisco many,many times beginning in the 70’s and I too was temped to stay.It was one place you could be proud. Please finish Seersucker ,I am lost ! what is going to happen to Tim & Nick & Ruth and the gang at Arts. You have a true fan here on the other side of the country. Do you know what pleasure your have given to so many of us when you bring back the magical days of the Castro, I have a beautiful large photo i took of the great flag with the sun and the fog it bring a smile when i look at it. thank you so much for your gift to bring it all alive once more.
I finished rereading LOVE ZRULES and saw SEERSUCKER in the back. I went on Amazon.com to buy it and not there. Now at this website see it is due out in 2014. When?
I have reread 1 – 7 already.
Great series. Showtime should do this series instead of Queer as Folk reruns
I have been reading this series every Sunday for a couple of hours and have passed along each book. This has brought a lot of enjoyment and want for the next book, thanks for all the hard work.
I have so enjoyed reading all the books in beach reading set. I love the character development of each person in the books. I look forward to reading Seersucker when it is available.
Been to San Francisco three times and I just didn’t get it – no parking, insane traffic, etc. Then I hit this series and I can’t wait to go back and trace the steps.
Mark,
Amazing reading. Of course, I fell in love with San Francisco in 1988 on my first visit. I actually am one of those quirky ones who would love to hear the real stories you have to tell. Looking forward to anything you have to write. You are included along with John Grisham, Greg Herren and Josh Lanyan, just to name a few of my favorite authors. I would buy anything with your name on the cover. It would be a fantasy to meet you some day but that is probably just a dream.
Good luck and take care.
Brian
Greetings from Norway
Like to read your books, I really liked the part with the afterlife, but Joe Cocker is still very alive, looking forward to book 7 and 8
Love the website Mark. Managed to pick up 3, 4, 5, and 6 from The Bookshop, after falling in love with 1 and 2. A few tears near the end of 4 (I think because I was just so enamoured of the series and the characters. 5 was great and 6 is just getting meaty. And now you have 7 and 8 on the horizon. Good grief man, don’t you rest. Oops, I’m getting dyslexic in my dotage. The Anti Bot Code just bit me on the backside.
Easy to say I am hooked on your great series. On Wedding Season and have the last one in print ready on the night stand. When might we see the remaining two books in print or available for download?
Keep up the great work.
Chris
We made the pilgrimage to San Francisco fron the UK for my 50th birthday and I read the article about your latest book review in the Castro Courier. I decided to download Beach Reading onto my iPad and needless to say I am loving it and can’t wait to read the rest of the series. It especially good to read the book whilst staying in the Castro and experiencing and seeing the places I’m reading about firsthand. Thanks Mark x
I live in Richfield MN. My husband lived in San Francisco for 12 years before moving back to the Twin Cities. Last spring I decided to start reading novels again (for fun) and Beach Reading was my very first. I have since read many novels and made it through youer first 5. I get most of my books at Quatrefoil Library. Once I finish one of yours I ask them to purchase the next. Looking forward to #6. They’re fun and engaging…thanks for helping me get back on the “reading” horse again!
I have all of your Beach series and am impatiently awaiting the next one.
Great characters and each is a great read.
I usually donate my read books to the local gay library; but I’m keeping these for another read later.
Keep up the interesting story line.
I just finished “Wedding Season”. Loved it, as well as all the books in the series. I just couldn’t put them down and can’t wait for another and another. You are the greatest 🙂
Just finished ,”Snowman”,after a friend gave me the series as a present,LOVED them all,looking forward to the rest…thank for bringing back,wonderful memories,of SF,for me.
Cape Town
ZA
Thanks for making San Francisco live in the imaginations of those of us unable to call her home! While I visit with some regularity, your books give me a “fix” when I’m jonzing for the city by the bay. Thanks Mark!
Thanks to all of you for your kind words and encouragement about the series. I’m sorry I’m such a luddite, but please leave me your email address if you’d like an answer to any question or “friend” me on Facebook. Thanks,
Mark Abramson
Mark:
Have just ordered “Wedding Season” and can’t wait to dive in! Have totally, thoroughly enjoyed all previous! Living vicariously through Tim, Nick, Artie and the rest of the characters is so much a wonderful yet guilty pleasure! Total anticipation here for the remainder! Kudos! Best to ya!
great amazing characters, you’ll instantly feel like your apart of their lives and wonder what they’re up to when you finally put the book down (which is very hard to do). All four books keep you guessing and wanting more….brilliant writing from Mark…cant wait for book 5!
A Great big WOW!!!! and thank-you…I have enjoyed all 3 of the first books and am looking forward to the next!! You make me wish I could AFFORD to live in San Fran. ( Well, In the manner I do now in Dallas, Tx.) Keep up the GREAT writing and Hope to see ya in Next books!!!
I’ve read the three “Beach Reading” novels in Kindle format recently, one after the other. Having spent the past 31 years in San Francisco, I thoroughly enjoyed the novels. I’m very much looking forward to the next one in the series!
Excellent writing! 17 days and three books read. Reading three books in that period of time was a record for me. Thanks for the limited characters, the great detail, and the mystery of what is lurking around the next corner. Can’t wait for the rest of the series.
Mark,
I have just finished the second in the series and am anticipating reading the entire. The characters, places, events and happenings makes one want to drop all and sojourn to San Francisco to discover and rediscover it all over again for the first time. Congratulations and my best to you!
Yours,
Dave
Mark,
I enjoyed meeting and talking with you while I was in San Francisco. I’m ordering a copy of both books for my daughter (Kathleen)…and me. I’m charmed that my cousin KC Dare was mentioned in your second book. You’re a jewel both in writing and in person!
Nora
Thanks to Robin Murray (she told me about you) I just finished Beach Reading. LOVES IT !! Going online now to order the next one. Can’t wait to see what Aunt Ruth and Tim get in to!
Excellent! This really is good “beach reading”, seeing that it’s tagged along with me each time I’ve visited the nearest beach locale here in SW Florida! Eagerly anticipating future installments!
Beau
I just discovered the beachreading.net. I can hardly wait to tell Lynne who died. I want you to know I’m getting my Kindle next week and yours will be the first book on it.
Sisterly love. Joan
Nice to finally see your website.
Best of luck with the other books….
looking forward to their release.
The first was such a good read !
Was it autobiographical ?
Dear Mark,
It was a pleasure spend wonderful time in your company this last visit to SF! I will begin reading your books as soon as I graduate from my Masters program…then I can start reading for fun again. I look forward to them very much, and hope to see you soon. Much affection, Kevin
Hey Mark,
All the best to you on this ambitious undertaking. It sounds like a true labor of love. The premise and bits as well as the comments here completely won me over. I just ordered my copy. Beach Reading sounds like a good anecdote to the pending Chicago winter.
Cheers,
Owen Keehnen
Hey: Congrats on this! I’ll definitely read it as I read a lot of gay fiction anyway. In fact, I read a lot of novels because I commute on BART to downtown Oakland M-F.
See ya at the Edge….
I feel just like Aunt Ruth basking in her pride and admiration for Tim. I know how much time and effort you have devoted to these charming stories and I look forward to reading many, many more. Lots of love.
Hey Mark,
I’m glad to have been able to read some of your writing over the past few years. I could see that you are talented, and I’m proud of you for sticking with it. I hope this is only the beginning for you – another beginning that is. Take care and congratulations.
Hey Mark,
I really loved the book. Tim is sweet and has nice friends. I think I figured out where Arts is. Can’t wait for the next installment!
XXX,
Philip
Dear Mark: Just finished reading ‘Son of a Prairie Chicken,’ Frank’s roman á clef that you have lovingly published. I was in the Clean Well-Lighted Place for Books writing workshop with Frank in 2001 and the subsequent spin-off writers’ group. Much of what is in the published version he read aloud to us. It was hysterical and heart-wrenching. Before I knew the back story and followed his exploits as he nursed his parents through their final years, I knew how generously he loved his many families. He was quite a guy. Smart, funny, and too handsome by half. When my posse would show up at Gay Men’s Chorus performances, I’d find him by scanning the shoulders — his were the broadest. Thank you for giving me this last visit with Frank. Best regards, Cynde
Thanks for the note. I know Frank would love to know that people are still appreciating his work.
Hi Mark, You already know that I really enjoy your work and your diaries have brought my travels back during these difficult times. I look forward to your Pandemic Diaries, but find that I can no longer enjoy the excerpts on your Facebook page. Did you block me so a reason? I hope that we can remain in contact.
I think I just sent you an email. I’m sorry we got cut off from Facebook. Please send me another Friend request. I’m still woirking on the Pandemic Diaries.
Hi Mark. I can’t help but feel like I’m writing an old friend I thought was lost to AIDS and finding it’s not true. Reading your diaries SD&D opened a portion of my heart that’s been closed for a long time. I wanted to say thank you. I pretty much lost everyone important too me and I haven’t revisited what came before for quite some time. We knew and worked with a lot the same people. We went to the same places. We both approached sex like an Olympic Sport, you much more on the championship level, and made it out alive. We marched. We screamed. We cried…and here we are so many years later. CheersMate.
Thank YOU!!
Hi Mark,
Was there ever a “Seersucker” published as #8 in the Beach Reading Series.?
I can’t find it anywhere.
Thanks
Bob Kman
No, Bob, not yet, but I still hope to finish it one day.
Hi Mark,
I read all your Beach Reading books when they first came out. I have now completed all your memoirs.
Thank you for being so forthright about what life was like in the 70’s and 80’s. I lived in Chicago during those years and volunteered at an AIDS hospice for nine years. Your memoirs have brought back so many memories of the friends who died and the men and women who cared for them. I marched, I walked, I cried and those were the best years of my life. I have even started re-watching the movies about AIDS which I saw years ago. Only those of us who have been through it can appreciate those years. You have captured them so realistically. I am retired and now live in Phoenix with my partner of 24 years.
Sincerely,
Bob Kman
Thank you so much, Bob!
Les livres de Mark Abramson sont des pages de notre Histoire à tous, et son témoignage a valeur de Document ! Qu’attendent donc les éditeurs français pour nous faire partager son vécu ???
Hi again Mark, I meant to just send you my comments congratulating you on your book but didn’t intend to send all of my rambling thoughts to the guestbook. Best wishes.
-Gene Senger, St. Paul, MN
No worries, Gene. Thank you!
Hi Mark, I saw the typo in my previous e-mail right off the bat (“you” instead of “your”). Oops.
Hi Mark, congratulations on getting you latest book published. I work as a volunteer at Quatrefoil Library in Minneapolis and noticed ‘Minnesota Boy, a memoir’ so started reading it. I also noticed that I may have missed your reading and book signing at Quatrefoil awhile ago. Drats. I liked your book and it resonated with me, although I didn’t get to Minneapolis until 1981 when I moved from Bismarck, ND after a 4-year tour in the very homophobic US Navy, where I was based in Alameda, CA for my last 2 years. I’m just 2 years younger than you so I could relate to many of the references you mentioned in the Twin Cities. And I especially like what you wrote about feeling closer to your dad now that he’s gone because he’s with you all of the time. That’s how I feel about my deceased parents too. I also liked the Afterword of your book and will try to find ‘Sex, Drugs and Disco: San Francisco Diaries from the pre-AIDS Era’ because I’d like to know about your rendezvous with Michael from Vienna over a Christmas vacation in MN. The part about you and Michael going separate ways after college was the most heartbreaking part of the book. I can relate to something like that too, but with an added twist about a bisexual partner who went on to marry a woman and have 3 kids. I’m starting to think I should take your mother’s advice; start writing and keep writing too. Best wishes for more books and have a Happy New Year in SFO, it is 25 below zero (wind chill) as I write this from Cathedral Hill in St. Paul. Brrrr.
My husband and I have been together for 45 years, live in Minneapolis, and recognized your story as being parallel to ours. Thanks for the memories.
Mark, your writing is our historical document and your is superb. Thanks. Ron Williams
Hi Mark,
please please please hurry to write Seersucker. I have inhaled all the other books of the Beach reading series and loved them all, except for book 6 where you got a bit too much carried away with the psychic/ghost story for my taste.
So I hope there won’t be too much of it in book 8.
And please make it available on Smashwords too.
Kind regards
Frank
ACK! Where can I find these books? I’m ashamed to say the area where I live has ZERO copies of any of them! I feel like I live in a wasteland of censored books. HELP, please!
They’re all available on Amazon.com
Yes i follow your creations Tim and Nick and Ruth faithfully, I have all your books, This summer i have reread them the third time. There is no other stories that give one the feeling of Frisco since the Tales of the City was written in my youth. Now you bring back that wonderful time with more honesty and flavor.Each book is a treat , a window opens into our world that only one that was their can express. I visited Frisco many,many times beginning in the 70’s and I too was temped to stay.It was one place you could be proud. Please finish Seersucker ,I am lost ! what is going to happen to Tim & Nick & Ruth and the gang at Arts. You have a true fan here on the other side of the country. Do you know what pleasure your have given to so many of us when you bring back the magical days of the Castro, I have a beautiful large photo i took of the great flag with the sun and the fog it bring a smile when i look at it. thank you so much for your gift to bring it all alive once more.
I finished rereading LOVE ZRULES and saw SEERSUCKER in the back. I went on Amazon.com to buy it and not there. Now at this website see it is due out in 2014. When?
I have reread 1 – 7 already.
Great series. Showtime should do this series instead of Queer as Folk reruns
I have been reading this series every Sunday for a couple of hours and have passed along each book. This has brought a lot of enjoyment and want for the next book, thanks for all the hard work.
I have so enjoyed reading all the books in beach reading set. I love the character development of each person in the books. I look forward to reading Seersucker when it is available.
I love your ‘Beach Reading’ series and eagerly await the 2104 new.
Been to San Francisco three times and I just didn’t get it – no parking, insane traffic, etc. Then I hit this series and I can’t wait to go back and trace the steps.
Mark,
Amazing reading. Of course, I fell in love with San Francisco in 1988 on my first visit. I actually am one of those quirky ones who would love to hear the real stories you have to tell. Looking forward to anything you have to write. You are included along with John Grisham, Greg Herren and Josh Lanyan, just to name a few of my favorite authors. I would buy anything with your name on the cover. It would be a fantasy to meet you some day but that is probably just a dream.
Good luck and take care.
Brian
Greetings from Norway
Like to read your books, I really liked the part with the afterlife, but Joe Cocker is still very alive, looking forward to book 7 and 8
Love the website Mark. Managed to pick up 3, 4, 5, and 6 from The Bookshop, after falling in love with 1 and 2. A few tears near the end of 4 (I think because I was just so enamoured of the series and the characters. 5 was great and 6 is just getting meaty. And now you have 7 and 8 on the horizon. Good grief man, don’t you rest. Oops, I’m getting dyslexic in my dotage. The Anti Bot Code just bit me on the backside.
Easy to say I am hooked on your great series. On Wedding Season and have the last one in print ready on the night stand. When might we see the remaining two books in print or available for download?
Keep up the great work.
Chris
We made the pilgrimage to San Francisco fron the UK for my 50th birthday and I read the article about your latest book review in the Castro Courier. I decided to download Beach Reading onto my iPad and needless to say I am loving it and can’t wait to read the rest of the series. It especially good to read the book whilst staying in the Castro and experiencing and seeing the places I’m reading about firsthand. Thanks Mark x
I live in Richfield MN. My husband lived in San Francisco for 12 years before moving back to the Twin Cities. Last spring I decided to start reading novels again (for fun) and Beach Reading was my very first. I have since read many novels and made it through youer first 5. I get most of my books at Quatrefoil Library. Once I finish one of yours I ask them to purchase the next. Looking forward to #6. They’re fun and engaging…thanks for helping me get back on the “reading” horse again!
I have all of your Beach series and am impatiently awaiting the next one.
Great characters and each is a great read.
I usually donate my read books to the local gay library; but I’m keeping these for another read later.
Keep up the interesting story line.
I just finished “Wedding Season”. Loved it, as well as all the books in the series. I just couldn’t put them down and can’t wait for another and another. You are the greatest 🙂
Just finished ,”Snowman”,after a friend gave me the series as a present,LOVED them all,looking forward to the rest…thank for bringing back,wonderful memories,of SF,for me.
Cape Town
ZA
Thanks for making San Francisco live in the imaginations of those of us unable to call her home! While I visit with some regularity, your books give me a “fix” when I’m jonzing for the city by the bay. Thanks Mark!
just had to say they are PORN DVD’s not porn cd’s ha ha ha ha
We look forward to reading the series. Thanks so much!
Thanks to all of you for your kind words and encouragement about the series. I’m sorry I’m such a luddite, but please leave me your email address if you’d like an answer to any question or “friend” me on Facebook. Thanks,
Mark Abramson
Mark:
Have just ordered “Wedding Season” and can’t wait to dive in! Have totally, thoroughly enjoyed all previous! Living vicariously through Tim, Nick, Artie and the rest of the characters is so much a wonderful yet guilty pleasure! Total anticipation here for the remainder! Kudos! Best to ya!
great amazing characters, you’ll instantly feel like your apart of their lives and wonder what they’re up to when you finally put the book down (which is very hard to do). All four books keep you guessing and wanting more….brilliant writing from Mark…cant wait for book 5!
GET THAT NEXT BOOK OUT… read through the otheres so fast… cant wait.. Thanks for your great work
have read books one and two and have enjoy them both I’m glad that make can write sex with out going all the way.
A Great big WOW!!!! and thank-you…I have enjoyed all 3 of the first books and am looking forward to the next!! You make me wish I could AFFORD to live in San Fran. ( Well, In the manner I do now in Dallas, Tx.) Keep up the GREAT writing and Hope to see ya in Next books!!!
Loved the first three books. When can we expect the next???
I’ve read the three “Beach Reading” novels in Kindle format recently, one after the other. Having spent the past 31 years in San Francisco, I thoroughly enjoyed the novels. I’m very much looking forward to the next one in the series!
Have read read the 3 books to date and eagerly await “snowman”
Your writting is amazing I enjoyed the books One day I will get back to SF to get the books signed
Excellent writing! 17 days and three books read. Reading three books in that period of time was a record for me. Thanks for the limited characters, the great detail, and the mystery of what is lurking around the next corner. Can’t wait for the rest of the series.
Mark,
I have just finished the second in the series and am anticipating reading the entire. The characters, places, events and happenings makes one want to drop all and sojourn to San Francisco to discover and rediscover it all over again for the first time. Congratulations and my best to you!
Yours,
Dave
Mark,
I enjoyed meeting and talking with you while I was in San Francisco. I’m ordering a copy of both books for my daughter (Kathleen)…and me. I’m charmed that my cousin KC Dare was mentioned in your second book. You’re a jewel both in writing and in person!
Nora
Thanks to Robin Murray (she told me about you) I just finished Beach Reading. LOVES IT !! Going online now to order the next one. Can’t wait to see what Aunt Ruth and Tim get in to!
Excellent! This really is good “beach reading”, seeing that it’s tagged along with me each time I’ve visited the nearest beach locale here in SW Florida! Eagerly anticipating future installments!
Beau
I just discovered the beachreading.net. I can hardly wait to tell Lynne who died. I want you to know I’m getting my Kindle next week and yours will be the first book on it.
Sisterly love. Joan
Nice to finally see your website.
Best of luck with the other books….
looking forward to their release.
The first was such a good read !
Was it autobiographical ?
Dear Mark,
It was a pleasure spend wonderful time in your company this last visit to SF! I will begin reading your books as soon as I graduate from my Masters program…then I can start reading for fun again. I look forward to them very much, and hope to see you soon. Much affection, Kevin
Hey Mark,
All the best to you on this ambitious undertaking. It sounds like a true labor of love. The premise and bits as well as the comments here completely won me over. I just ordered my copy. Beach Reading sounds like a good anecdote to the pending Chicago winter.
Cheers,
Owen Keehnen
Hey Mark,
enjoyed meeting you in the city’s Edge. I have begun reading the book and am enjoying it almost as much as you.
Chris
Hey: Congrats on this! I’ll definitely read it as I read a lot of gay fiction anyway. In fact, I read a lot of novels because I commute on BART to downtown Oakland M-F.
See ya at the Edge….
Mark,
I feel just like Aunt Ruth basking in her pride and admiration for Tim. I know how much time and effort you have devoted to these charming stories and I look forward to reading many, many more. Lots of love.
Hey Mark,
I’m glad to have been able to read some of your writing over the past few years. I could see that you are talented, and I’m proud of you for sticking with it. I hope this is only the beginning for you – another beginning that is. Take care and congratulations.
Mark, we are so happy for you. Barb gave us the news. Wish we could celebrate with all of you. Joe and Jens, Fankfurt, Germany
Mark, can’t wait to read the book. Hope to see you around town soon.
Hey Mark,
I really loved the book. Tim is sweet and has nice friends. I think I figured out where Arts is. Can’t wait for the next installment!
XXX,
Philip
Congratulations on the start of this project. I’m pleased to be a part of it.
Web site looks great. Look forward to following the series.
Book sounds historical and fun reading.
I just started “Beach Reading” and love it already. Can’t wait for the rest in the series….my love and congratulations to you, Marc.
Love your writing and am so proud of you.