Our second book, and so far, our best-seller, Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? just got a very positive review in the Midwest Book Review, an online review service that publishes its reviews on Amazon and in other forums. Here's a snippet:

(A) collection of heartfelt true stories told by survivors, evacuees, and natives of New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the lethal city flooding. A handful of black-and-white illustrations grace this collection of brief reminiscences of New Orleans as it once was, the hardship of survival, attempts to return to the city, the hope of rebuilding despite the overwhelming challenges, and much more. A dollop of humor here and there intersperse the at times harsh true stories, in this highly recommended tribute.

I don't have the exact count on me right now, but our first run of DYK will probably be sold out in a few months. If you'd like to get a copy of the first edition, or send it to a friend, consider ordering it over our site. From now until Fat Tuesday, Chin Music Press is contributing $5 for every copy of DYK and Last of the Red Hot Poppas bought over our site to help displaced writers in southern Louisiana. We'll be donating the proceeds to KARES, a group that has been helping writers in various ways since soon after the levees broke in New Orleans.