Summary: In the world of social media “status updates” where “friends” can follow your every move, how is Madeline supposed to get out of the hole she’s created? In Emily Craven‘s novel “The Grand Adventures of Madeline Cain: Photographer Extraordinaire” Madeline has achieved her dream – acceptance into world-famous photographer Jason I’Anson’s exclusive college in New York. Like many people of her generation who travel overseas, she turns to Facebook as a means of passing on news and keeping in touch with family and friends. But her move from sleepy Adelaide to New York City doesn’t exactly turn out as she expected. From her first meeting with her chain-smoking, club-crazy housemate and his superhero Mexican chameleon, Duncan, she knew she was in for an interesting time. Add an abusive umbrella, pizza deliveries to porn sets, and being pulled in by the FBI for questioning and things move from the interesting to the ridiculous. More below the media player. Listen to Emily Craven The Indie Author Life Emily Craven is also author of a book for writers called “E-Book Revolution.” In a recent post on the book’s companion blog, Em shared ideas on how to balance writing, marketing – and life: I [...]Similar Posts:She’s Trying, Very Hard, to Live – Happily Ever…War, Holocaust, Rebellion – and Dragons and RunicsA Stunning Story of Two Women and the Bond They ForgeWhat a Pain It Is, Being a MessiahGreek Myth Brought to New Life The post A Life Told Via Facebook Updates appeared first on The Bookcast.
