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“Blane Bachelor, as the name suggests, is intrinsically equipped to dish the dirt on all things associated with love, lust and longing. Don’t commit without her.” — www.writenowtoday.com
Book Signings and Appearances
Press! Press! Press!
* An uber-fun Q&A on Valentine’s Day for AOL City’s Best Atlanta
* A great shout-out in TravelGirl
* A book excerpt on The Savvy Gal
*An in-depth radio interview with Johnny Tan on From My Mama’s Kitchen
* A reviewer who really got it, at Read Charlie magazine, a great online mag about Charleston happenings
* An excellent synopsis of The Disappearing Act on WXIA’s website
* A fab review from Date Night Magazine
* A great writeup and party pics from Metromix
* Another writeup and photos from Skirt!
* Yet another great writeup from The Singles Salon
* A fun radio interview on The Fitness Buff
* A fun radio interview on Book Talk With Lisa
* Selection as BOOK OF THE MONTH for Knoxville’s B97.5!
* Check out photos from the Aug. 5 launch party here! (A huge thanks to photographer Kenneth Clark.)
ABOUT ON BEING A BACHELOR …
Have You Ever:
* Been a victim of the Disappearing Act, when someone you’re supposedly dating just vanishes into thin air?
* Gritted your teeth into dust while you fork over your hard-earned cash for yet another effing bridal shower gift?
* Endured the searing agony of a Brazilian wax just to please a man?
Then On Being a Bachelor: Thoughts on Dating, Mating and Relating (Virgil Press, Inc.), by Blane Bachelor — an internationally published author (she not-quite-so humbly adds) — is just the read for you. The book, her first, is a collection of her best and funniest “On Being a Bachelor” columns about the ups and downs of dating, mating and relating.
A few favorite morsels from the book:
Think this sounds like a book just for gals? Think again, fellas. There’s plenty in here for you, too, like:
Still not convinced? Then take a look at these reviews:
Want to see for yourself what all the fuss is about? Then get clickin’ already!
(If there are any issues with your purchase or delivery, please call Virgil Press at 404-733-5530. Thank you.)