Marching Arts Photography
I do not own any of the photos here. Copyright remains with the photographers.
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An eclectic collection of photos celebrating the color, sound, and pageantry of marching band. Please feel free to ask questions or submit your own pictures! Blog run by C. Brandt, author of the Line series.
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When you leave the band room for the last time it will never be the same, but it will always be there.
- The 13th Chair
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It’s my thing every year…but if you’re looking for a unique band related graduation gift for your favorite senior, why not one of my books? Or money, everyone loves money. A Fine Line, The Line Up and Major Pain all center around a senior season. Just saying.
All the best to Class of 2013!
The last post.
This is me signing off from Marching Arts Photos. Why? To concentrate on other writing projects. Don’t be sad - you knew this day was coming. No, I won’t totally be gone. Yes, I will still occasionally post and reblog stuff. Yes, I will miss this and all of you. Yes, I will let you know if anything happens with the producer and Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek. Yes, you can still keep in touch with me via Twitter, Facebook or Pinterest. Yes, I still hope you’ll buy my books. Yes, I wish you the very best in all your current seasons and all those to come.
~CB
Anonymous Asks:
marchingartsphotos Said:
I did. It’s complete. :)
A character from the Line series even has a cameo in my stand alone marching novel, Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek.
Update from the producer:
“She and I and a writing partner of hers are having a conference call tomorrow to discuss Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek. We will be discussing our approach and strategizing about our pitch.”
So, want to make a complete stranger’s day? Of course you do.
I don’t often pimp my books, but today is that day. Honestly, I check my sales a lot all the time regularly and seeing an uptick in my Amazon rank or BN.com numbers REALLY makes my day. If you’ve been waiting to buy - here’s me saying - buy now!
Don’t have money? Saving for tour? I understand. There are still some completely free things you can do to make my day:
1. Leave a nice (generic) review on one of my books!
2. Add any (or all) of my books on Shelfari or Goodreads.
and of course…
3. Wear green!
Here’s my big head. Check out the link here and please reblog for some signal boost. Hear my weird voice me talk about my book Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek.
I know I’m supposed to be “stepping back” from this blog, but I just can’t quit you am in need of your help!
Guess what? They are looking for some of my readers to perhaps, contribute to the podcast and / or submit questions about the book. Is that you? I really hope so. Contact the coordinators of Marching Roundtable on their facebook page or just e-mail them directly: tim@marchingroundtable.com.
Let me know if you have any questions!
To gradually become quieter…
TL;DR - In its current form, Marching Arts Photography is coming to an end in 2013.
So for the very last book of the series, I can say that I loved it just as much as I loved every other book. I’m impressed, each book keeps you wondering what the hell is going to happen because clearly, Courtney here likes to pull the plot twist string a lot. She keeps the excitement and emotion…
I am so glad you liked it!!!
