Here's today's short question: "Will your books become available as audiobooks in the future?"

My answer: I hope so, yes!

Currently there aren't any specific plans for the first six books to come out in audio. We have a variety of thoughts and ideas on that subject bouncing around at Rooglewood Press, and my agent has looked into various audiobook companies as well.  I do believe audiobooks of the novels will happen at some point.

But I can tell you that Goddess Tithe will in fact be releasing in audiobook format sometime in the very near future! We have a wonderful narrator, Stephen John Rees, producing it. He'll be including short musical interludes and his own performance of the "Where Did the Songbird Go" lullaby.

It's going to be gorgeous, and I am so excited to launch into the audiobook world with this project!

Are you readers all audiobook enthusiasts? Back when I was pursuing my artistic career, I used to listen to audiobooks while painting portraits. I listened to the first three of the Series of Unfortunate Events as narrated by Tim Curry while portrait-painting, and they were delightfully depressing. Rohan and I will often grab audiobooks for long car rides too. We listened to the audiobook recording of The Graveyard Book while on an road-trip, and I think I loved it even more than the book itself (which I had purchased in hardbound as soon as it released)! The other audiobook I most enjoyed was The Spook's Apprentice: Curse of the Bane, which was, as the title suggests, frightfully spooky! An excellent audio-recording.