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Tales of the Lonely Sun Blog Tour Schedule

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FORENOTE: How the others on this list get all the info in one post, I'll never know. Anyways, this is the final post of the blog tour. Hopefully. I might be forgetting something.

TotLS Tour Schedule
Monday, Dec. 9
Angela Watts: Blog Spotlight @ The Peculiar Messenger
Jenna Terese: Guest Post by Merie @ Jenna Terese
Kellyn Roth: Blog Spotlight/Guest Post by Merie @ Reveries
Kim: Blog Spotlight @ The Writing Process
Kristen Hogrefe: Guest Post by Jorja @ Kristen Hogrefe
Jennifer Guyer: Interview with Merie @ Fantasy Ordinary
M.H. Elrich: Interview with the Team @ M.H. Elrich
Tuesday, Dec. 10
Sabrina: Blog Spotlight/Interview with Jorja @ Confessions of a Writer
Elizabeth Dragina: Guest Post by Merie @ Elizabeth’s Corner
Mark Borne: Interview with the Team @ The Mark Borne Nexus
Wednesday, Dec. 11
Abigail Harder: Blog Spotlight @ Books, Life, and Christ
Grace: Guest Post by Merie @ Grace M. Morris
Thursday, Dec. 12
~ ANNOUNCING SHORT STORY CONTEST WINNER ~
Friday, Dec. 13
Diamond: Interview with the Team @ I Have 12% of a Plan
Abigail Harris: Guest Post by Merie @ Read Write Breathe
Saturday, Dec. 14
Ash Ronnel: Interview with the Team @ Ash Ronnel
Jo: Blog Spotlight/Interview with Merie @ Pananaw
Maya: Blog Spotlight/Interview with the Team @ Wandering Wordsmith
Isabel Olivetti: Blog Spotlight/Guest Post by Mya @ Chasing Fantasia

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