Showing posts with label chrissy olinger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chrissy olinger. Show all posts

Monday, April 11, 2011

ch-ch-ch-changes

The Fictionistas are very sad to announce that Chrissy has left the building. We all love and miss her terribly. There is no replacement for someone as awesome as Chrissy and so in hopes that she will be able to return when her schedule and life settles down, we've decided to offer guest posts every other Monday. If you're interested in doing a guest blog for us, please feel free to email me at tellmel @ melissafrancis [dot] net or leave us a comment with your email address and one of us will contact you. Chrissy, we are gonna miss you, Max, and Jeeves! Be happy, healthy, and come back to us when you can!

Monday, February 14, 2011

My Boyfriend's Back...

Wait, my boyfriend never left, as far as I know...


BUT our very own Fictionista, Chrissy, has a .99 bargain available from Amazon!



"I bring you tidings of... DAMMIT!"

With those few words, Jack Lynch's world would change forever. The nerdy guy
from Hammond High has returned for his twentieth reunion. He's rich, successful,
and ready to re-claim the girl who got away: Rori McLeary.

There's just one small problem... Jack is also dead. But with the help of an
angel in training, his mom, and the rockin' body of his former arch-nemesis,
Jack is still going to get the girl.

He has three days to convince Rori to love him. He's got the body he never
had, the brains he always had, and Norman the geek angel on his side.

What could possibly go wrong?



I say spread the love on Valentine's Day and buy this e-book!

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Welcome Guest Blogger Maxwell



Chrissy is attending the
Romance Writers of America's
New England Chapter Conference this weekend.
She has asked Maxwell the Pug to guest blog.







Saturday, March 22, 2008

Get to Know Me!

Heya! My name is Chrissy Olinger. I've been a writer my entire life-- well, as long as I could pick up a crayon and make something with it, I suppose. For a long time I worked as a columnist, then as a teacher and part time columnist, then as a language forensics specialist for the FBI (not as cool as it sounds), then as a film critic...

Yeah... I got around. :)

But the crux of it all, in my years of wandering, was putting words on a page. And it is my great passion. So writing Young Adult fiction is a new adventure for me, but not at all a surprising one.

I'm really excited to be a part of Fictionistas. We'll be here on the blog every week, bringing you fun facts to know and tell... or maybe just fun.

Write on!