Amy’s Comments (group member since Jan 15, 2017)

Amy’s comments from the Navigating Indieworld Discussing All Things Indie group.

Matt wrote: "I've seen several first-person blurbs, and I like the immediacy of that style - especially if the novel is written in first person. A buyer/reader sort of hops seamlessly from blurb to story."

I'm going to put a first person one in for a bit. I'm not a fan of some of the sentences in the one I have at the moment.

As well as thanking everyone for everything they do on here, the website, the magazine, the interviews and sharing all the posts: I have to thank Alex for listening to me whine and putting up with my constant emails.

CL for casting an eye over my second book before I threw it out there.

Carole, thank you for being amazing. I have no idea how you manage to fit it all into one day. I suspect you have longer days in the US or you just don't sleep! Thank you for all your advice and support and for reading my work and the reviews and everything else.

Erica wrote: "Thank you Amy, for welcoming new members, offering advice, and sharing the promotions, successes and articles of other authors on your social media sites!"

Hey no problem, it's way more interesting that any content I come up with for my social media lol

Fan mail :)

Well done. Nice one. Perfect timing.

I've got new meds. Been on them for almost three months. Had some crippling cramps on them. Still waiting to see the improvement. Hey ho.

Uncertainty is a horrible thing. I do not cope well with it or anything 'pending'

Hope they sort something out Alex. Been going on a while.

The article just probably proves my point. 700 downloads of Modified for free. (OK not print copies.) I wasn't promised anything. And low and behold no sales no reviews. It was exactly what I expected for giving something away for free.

Anyway more importantly, again, I hope your mum is ok Alex.

If you see the pictures of the British Virgin Islands you can understand the need. Places are flattened.

Nice one. Well done.

I'd better type up the 6th episode...

It's taken me back to being a kid writing my page a day diary- 2000 ish words per episode.

I didn't grow up on a space station though. And I didn't have a robot dog called Banyon. But apart from that...

You're welcome. I'm easily irritated by things like that.

I can't begin to understand what your life must be like. Such trauma and heartache.

I was really hoping you'd like it, thanks Carole.

Thanks Trishna.

Thanks Angel. One day I'll write something "normal".

That's an idea.

Yay. Thanks. How you promote Radish is my next challenge. I've done social media. There must be someone I can throw a few quid at to advertise. They usually require an asin or isbn. It'll be interesting.

Thanks Christine.

Read the first three chapters for free on the Radish Fiction App.

You'll find Missing Remnants under the Sci-Fi section. It's got a robot dog called Banyon, what's not to love?

https://radish.app.link/bqHb4sJDfG

Track, one of the station's best detectives has been benched for three months to adjust his attitude. A woman he recognises from around the station fails to gain his help and later dies at his front door. The Authority isn't interested. Faced with options of recreational or self-help courses or running his own investigation he picks the latter. He's not happy and he's not into arts and crafts. He likes hobbling after the bad guy while waiting for the Authority to fix his knee. With no access to the system to help him, he's reliant on the goodwill and discretion of a few friends and colleagues. Track's investigation uncovers an insidious plot the Authority will stop at nothing to cover up.