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Welcome to the official website of Steve Pantazis, novelist and short story
author. This site gives you the opportunity to learn more
about Steve, his latest projects and future endeavors.
Steve just finished his new novel,
Pardon the Mess, a humorous
journey into the life of Bill Horner, an ordinary geek who discovers
that
foiling terrorists, like dating, takes skill and a whole lotta luck.
Think
40-Year Old Virgin meets
National Treasure. Click here
to find out the latest development on the project.
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Want to know what Steve's new novel is about? Click here!
Want a sample? Read a draft copy of the first chapter!
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- August 2008
- Dr. Pantazis is performing surgery on his manuscript,
Pardon the Mess.
The goal for the month is to finish the edit and start querying
literary agents. In the meantime, Steve is working on a short
story collection called Say My Name. It will contain
around 20 pieces (5-10 pages per story). Each one is about a
different main character, with that person's name being the
central theme of the story.
- Notice anything different?
There's a Twitter feed at the bottom of this page. Now you
can follow Steve's happenings in between blogs.
Twitter is a
free communication service that allows you to post a sentence or
two (140-character limit) of what you're doing.
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You'll also notice a link to Steve's
Squidoo page in the left pane and a toolbar at the
bottom of this pane for adding Steve's glorious homepage to
your MySpace or Facebook page, among other things. Now
you'll never miss out on what's going on!
- July 2008 -
Mr. Steve had a busy month. He published a new
podcast, posted his short
story, "From the Ashes,"
and got his manuscript back from his editor. And he did a lot of
blogging! What happened to sleeping, partner?
- June 2008
- Steve's finally titled his new novel, Pardon the Mess.
By solidifying a title, he was able to put his marketing
plan into motion. That included updating the content of the
website and authoring solicitation materials (query letter,
synopsis, et al.) in preparation of his search for a
literary agent.
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