 With more than a dozen podcast episodes already available for listening (anytime -and always free!), the Who The Hell Are We? podcast team realized the world needed a Special Episode: featuring 10 items *each* that New York Times Bestselling authors Edward Kelsey Moore and Melanie Benjamin wanted you to know about -their Favorite Things! But wait!! There’s more… Because this IS a special Extended Holiday episode of the ongoing podcast it required the best (loudest), most-festive atmosphere to put everyone in a GREAT holiday mood — why not record it LIVE at a place with beautiful decorations and great food and drinks —at the iconic Miller’s Pub in downtown Chicago! Plus everyone was able to enjoy Miller’s signature holiday cocktail: the warm and delicious Tom and Jerry! In fact, pub manager NickolasC sits down with our intrepid hosts to describe the 80+ year Miller’s Pub history of this drink and share details on the tasty ingredients. You can hear about that, and info on some of the many holiday events taking place in and around Chicago, plus the lists of Favorite Things, all on this Who The Hell Are We? podcast — available now (and anytime) for free! Cheerful Holidays and Happy New Year to all from Edward and Melanie! If you’re not yet a subscriber follow this link to find out (briefly) about podcasts, and how to subscribe (free) — or listen to this podcast episode by clicking the play arrow> on the page here, or here. You can also leave comments and your 5-star ratings! If you have any suggestions for future podcast discussions that you’d like to hear, or just want to send a Holiday greeting to Mel and Ed you can email to: melanded@whothehellarewe.com  Miller's Pub Manager NickC talks with Ed and Melanie.
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 Das Wunder am Ende der Straße (The Miracle at the End of the Street), is the German title for the translation of Edward Kelsey Moore’s latest novel, The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues. German publisher Limes has just released the book this week! It is the sequel to the first Supremes novel, which in German translation has the title: Mrs Roosevelt und das Wunder von Earl’s Diner (Mrs. Roosevelt and the Miracle of Earl’s Diner). The new translation is available as a hardcover book (Gebundenes Buch) and eBook throughout Germany and other parts of the world including stores and online merchants in: Switzerland, Belgium, Austria and more! It was translated from English by Babette Schröder. You might wonder why the book's title in German is different than the English title? The publisher is continuing what they started with the first novel. Here's a question, and Edward's comment on this: Why do the international translations of The Supremes At Earl's All-You-Can-Eat have different book titles? EKM: Apparently ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT diners are virtually non-existent outside of the U.S., so the title has been changed for each foreign publisher. If you are interested in visiting the new book’s page at the German publisher’s site — with purchasing links for Hardcover — click here. For the publisher's page with some of the novel’s eBook purchasing links (EPUB or Amazon Kindle formats) — click here. You can sample Chapter 1 and an excerpt of Chapter 2 (in German) — by using either of the links above and then clicking on the book’s cover! Here are the ISBN book numbers if you'd like to search for additional book stores and online merchants who are selling the German editions: Das Wunder am Ende der Straße by Edward Kelsey Moore Aus dem Englischen von Babette Schröder Gebundenes Buch (hardcover) 9783809026884 als Download (eBook) 9783641217853 epub format  Click on the book cover to enlarge it. |
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