What kind of novel are you writing? And what was the first one about? I won a lot of short stroy and creative writing awards. So i'm really interested in reading new authors and classics. So yes i'm now intrigued about your work in progress. Is it the next great american novel? I suppose its a possiblity. Oh and who are your favorite authors?

I totally understand, if you look on my favs list, most of my favs aren't on the air anymore. I do LOVE "Bones", it's not just another CSI procedural (although it is very technical sometimes), it has heart, and a great storyline partnered with a stellar cast. Actually, my other in my top favorites are FX shows, "Nip/Tuck" and "Rescue Me", both great dramas, but neither for the faint of heart, they have seriously adult content. The last two I would recommend is one you have on your list already "Supernatural" and I actually love "Ghost Whisperer", because although it may seem like a "ghost of the week" type show, it is centered around the reality of the strain her "job" puts on her relationships with the living. Jennifer Love Hewitt does a great job, and David Conrad is not bad to look at. I just realized that I didn't help to much because none of these shows are on Monday, and "Rescue Me" is a summer show, and "Nip/Tuck" already aired its season finale. So, I actually watch shows on Monday, but I fast forward through most of one (Prison Break), and it wouldn't be good to pick up mid-season because of all the interconnected plot lines, and the other is on the verge of cancellation "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip", so I am afraid that Mondays will continue to bore you.....oops!! Sorry!

The novel is a mystery/suspense/horror novel. Whether it will be great or not is yet to be seen, however, it isn't done, so there is a possibility. My first novel, turned out to be romance/suspense/thriller, it was never meant to be, but as the writing went, the book wrote itself. My favorite author's have to be, Stephen King, Dean R. Koontz, John Saul, Peter Straub isn't bad, but he does tend to run on a little and have mass overloads of characters, I also enjoy, surprisingly to myself, Janeen O'kerry, I am not one for romance, but the old Irish historical settings and imagery's is wonderful. Although like a lot of people, I am my own worst enemy when it comes to seeing my work in a good light, for I am always the one thinking, "oh this could be so much better." so then I go back through it all and fix things I don't like and add things that are pertinent to the story and characters.

Yes I fear Monday's are not my day to watch television, but I will hold out hope for something good, perhaps with the coming of a new season in September/October.

Monday nights I watch 24 and the Black Donnellys. I use to watch Studio 60, but I guess they might be cancelling that show. Good luck in finding one you like.

Thank's Soldierzwife, I am sure some day I will find something that catches my attention. And while I do watch heroes once in awhile, I have missed more than I have caught, it seems like Monday's are not my day for tv.