Lisa Haneberg has a wicked sense of humor.
She can also write a fast-moving, totally original mystery.
—Alan Rinzler, legendary editor
Short Works
Truth and fiction are both socially constructed. My essays often stretch the truth and my stories are inspired by it. I write about adventures, misadventures, and this meandering thing we call life.
Long Fiction
I love quirky mysteries because reading them lightens my day. Imagine my delight when I discovered that writing quirky mysteries was doubly fun. The Spy Shop mysteries are playful, odd, and vivid. I hope reading them makes your day better.
Business Writing
I’ve helped leaders lead and organizations organize and have written more than a dozen nonfiction books. Exploring the deliberate habits and design elements that increase pull and enhance flow are at the core of my business writing and consulting.
Local to Lexington, KY?
I co-founded the Lexington Writer’s Room, a nonprofit coworking space for writers.
Email: [email protected]
Lisa Haneberg on Facebook
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Here's what I'm going to start reading this week. What's on the top of your TRB? Ooh! A better question is what was your favorite book of 2023? Mine was a re-read of Christopher Moore's PRACTICAL DEMONKEEPING - so original! And for those of you looking for an off-beat holiday read, Moore's THE STUPIDEST ANGEL can't be beat. I love weirdo stuff in addition to straightforward mysteries like this Hillerman book. Tell me what I should read next!
Oh no...this is so sad. I love his books and anyone who enjoys my weirdo mysteries will enjoy his books even more. Tim Dorsey was too young to die! Maybe I'll start re-reading his Serge A. Storms series after the new year.
Florida author Tim Dorsey dies at 62
www.tampabay.com
The creator of Serge Storms wrote 26 bestselling novels set in his beloved Florida, and captured the crazy along the way.I wanted to see what some B&W pics would look like on creme colored paper - my strong preference over white paper - so I loaded up a not-final version of my collection to Lulu.com and ordered one test copy. (I'll load the print and e-book up to Amazon when it's final/done). It looks great! I'm excited about my little collection and fully embracing the I-get-to-make-all-decisions vibe of this one. Case in point: I LOVE my back cover design even though it is not at all traditional! The book is on track for Feb release.
Lookie here! I'm reviewing the pages of my upcoming collection, FAR FROM ORDINARY! It's very nearly done! It's going for final proofreading in early December! The MS will head to final layout and uploading in January. IT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN FEBRUARY. Yippie! This is my second time printing the whole thing out and going through it with my red Pilot G2 pen. I catch a few wee things each time - more word choice changes than typos - but it's looking good. Is my appendix a skin peninsula or an eerie little flesh pencil? Definitely the latter.
Hurrah! Can't wait.
1. Dead, pre-tumble. 2. Dead, tumbling. 3. Dead, art. It's almost time for tumbleweed snowman! (photo credit WKOAT from this story: www.facebook.com/KOBTV/photos/the-tumbleweed-snowman-is-up-but-our-mild-weather-isnt-here-to-stay...)
Into a carnivorous blood-squirting toad of course.Thanks, William
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