The State of the Wicket – February 2012
The State of the Wicket – February
Now, we've been getting a lot of mail, Facebook comments, tweets, and so on, asking about the status of Book Eight, the short stories, etc. So I thought I'd give you a quick run-down of what-all I've been doing, where it all is at the moment, a short peek at everything, and—most importantly [g]—when things will be published.
For starters, I'm very pleased to announce that The Scottish Prisoner was released on November 29th, 2011. This release also ...
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Feb 03, 2012 04:47AM
WOW...what a process! Thank you for sharing the details so that your readers will better understand...and be more patient! Everything you write, however, is worth the wait!
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I sympathize, but all of this just made me more impatient. Fortunately, I own the series and I think I'll start back at "The Fiery Cross" and occupy myself on through "An Echo in the Bone" for a few months. Sigh.
It is hard to imagine that people would accuse you like that! I almost love the wait. Having something to look forward to is fun and I am just happy that there will be more to the story! I am grateful for creative people like you, who can pull me into a story where I can visit another time and place and just be away for awhile. Definitely worth the wait!
One of the best responses I've ever read! LOVE IT! And thank you for tbe insights.
Your description of the process involved in getting a book to readers *after* the ms is *finished* is great. I would recommend to anyone who thinks the author merely sends ms off to an agent and is then done.
You are just waaaay too funny Diana - LOVE IT!! though you didn't mention the audiobook .... ;o)
I had no idea how difficult your job is in addition to just writing the best books I've ever read. Just keep writing and I'll keep waiting
