Do know about Litchat? They do book chats via Twitter several times per week. You can read more about litchat on their website.

Anyway, I’m going to be the guest this Friday May 1st (4pm EST/1pm PST) The topic? Children’s literature, of course. Please consider popping over, if only briefly, so I’m not hiding behind the virtual potted plant in the room talking to myself.

Twitter chats incorporate the use of hashtags # in order to follow them so a Twitter client is advised. The Litchat blog has more details. Follow litchat on Twitter: www.twitter.com/litchat You can follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/susanwrites

And if all that makes about as much sense as well, not much at all. Consider signing up for my online class in Social Networking for Authors (it starts on Monday but you work at your own pace) where all will be revealed. Or at least explained.

I have discovered Twitter which is probably not a good thing considering how many updates I posted today but it was a lot of fun. And then I updated things on my LinkedIn page  which really was a good thing because you never know when someone is going to take one look at my LinkedIn profile and decide that they simply must steal me away from my current cubcile confinment (hey – it could happen.) And THEN because I hadn’t procrastinated enough (and really, by this time it was simply too late to jump back into the name game) I finally decided to do something with my Facebook account which was probably not a good thing considering I my semi-addictive personality to those sorts of things. I mean how many hours could I spend rearranging things and adding more infor about me instead of working on book? Lots apparently. And it’s not done yet. Oh dear. And I’m sure that I should update some things over at my home on MySpace but for now, I think it looks good and is doing just fine.

So if you don’t get enough of me here, you can find me on Twitter and Facebook and IM where I added Jabber too. One more day of work this week and then I am on PTO all of next week, yahoo! Aside from a book signing on Saturday the entire week will be spent writing. 

Really.