Virtual Book Tour for Internet Dating is Not Like Ordering a Pizza

[brrbach]

Hey Guys,

I'm starting a virtual book tour this month so if you're so inclined, feel free to stop by with questions or comments:

April 1 – Divine Caroline (author interview)

April 2 – Bookwormz (book review)

April 3 – The Story Behind the Book (guest post)

April 6 – Blogcritics (interview)

April 7 – Blogger News Network (interview)

April 8 – American Chronicle (author interview)

April 9 – The Review From Here (book review)

April 10 – The Book Connection (guest post)

April 13 – The Writer’s Life (interview)

April 14 – The Writer’s Life (guest post)

April 15 – Introducing Writers! Radio Show (podcast)

April 16 – Blogging Authors (guest post)

April 17 – Reading Mama (guest post)

April 20 – As the Pages Turn (interview)

April 21 – Beyond the Books (interview)

April 22 – A Book Blogger’s Diary (book spotlight; excerpt)

April 23 – As the Pages Turn (book review)

April 24 – A Striped Armchair (book review)

April 27-29 – Long Relationships (guest post)

Zensanity (interview)

April 30 – Paperback Writer (interview)

Love is an Exploding Cigar (guest post)


P.S. And this isn't an April Fool!

Cherie
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Cherie Burbach is an author, blogger, poet, crocheter, and geek. She loves football and is obsessed with anything having to do with the Green Bay Packers.


Cherie used her experience with meeting her husband online to pen At the Coffee Shop, a humorous look at the world of Internet dating. Cherie went on over 60 coffee dates in just six months. She met lots of great people and one of those turned out to be the guy she would marry just one year later.



Cherie's new book, Internet Dating is Not Like Ordering a Pizzais available now.
She is the Dating Feature Writer for Suite101, staff writer for b5media, and also the author of three poetry books, including A New Dish and The Difference Now. Her latest, Father's Eyes, has received the 2008 Editor's Choice Award by Allbooks Review.



Readers have resonated with Cherie's honest and inspirational "This I Believe" essay, which is the second-most popular out of over 40,000 entries on the NPR website. For more information, please visit Cherie's website, www.cherieburbach.com, or her personal blogs: The Difference Now, Beautiful Words, and Ain't Love Grand.


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