The Day Before Jitters
Today will always be memorable to me for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it's my birthday. (Yea! Me!)
Secondly, it's the day before my first novel My Life as a Myth will be published by Prizm Books. To say that I'm more than a little nervous is like saying World War II was a minor skirmish.
Happily, I came across a lovely piece by Holly Robinson at the Huffington Post. It's titled When You Finish Your Novel, What Then? Below is a quote:
Meanwhile, you experience doom-and-gloom sentiments: "What good am I? I can't even pick up the living room!" Maybe you think, "The novel is dead. Why do I bother? Nobody reads anymore." Or, "I'm not earning money doing this. In fact, I'm costing myself money! I should quit before my family has to live out of the car!"
Check it out.
Secondly, it's the day before my first novel My Life as a Myth will be published by Prizm Books. To say that I'm more than a little nervous is like saying World War II was a minor skirmish.
Happily, I came across a lovely piece by Holly Robinson at the Huffington Post. It's titled When You Finish Your Novel, What Then? Below is a quote:
Meanwhile, you experience doom-and-gloom sentiments: "What good am I? I can't even pick up the living room!" Maybe you think, "The novel is dead. Why do I bother? Nobody reads anymore." Or, "I'm not earning money doing this. In fact, I'm costing myself money! I should quit before my family has to live out of the car!"
Check it out.
No comments have been added yet.
