Exams are over... time to reflect...
I finished my final exam for the semester this morning - although I can't actually tell how well I've gone. I think I've passed the subject... fingers crossed!
At least now that study is out the road, I can actually spend some time looking at my book, talking to people about it, do a little marketing and maybe just take a moment to reflect on what it means to me to have it in print.
On first reflection.... it's great!! :)
My children and wife all have their own copies and are enjoying re-acquainting themselves with the story. My extended family and close friends are in the process of receiving their copies, and I've also sold a few copies.
I was really pleased to get some (impartial) positive feedback about my story - and it came from the United States, no less (thanks, Pauline). It makes me think that the whole process (of allowing my words to be read by people I don't know) has been worthwhile after all and gives me a little confidence to continue writing (the "second" story is well on the way, and ideas are already "floating in" for a third). Finally, it means that I have already achieved my principal aim... someone who doesn't know me, has bought my book and liked it!
Anyway, I'm about to head of to Adelaide for work (again), but looking forward to it. I'm taking a small break with my family and taking some time... to *chill*...
cheers,
Andrew
At least now that study is out the road, I can actually spend some time looking at my book, talking to people about it, do a little marketing and maybe just take a moment to reflect on what it means to me to have it in print.
On first reflection.... it's great!! :)
My children and wife all have their own copies and are enjoying re-acquainting themselves with the story. My extended family and close friends are in the process of receiving their copies, and I've also sold a few copies.
I was really pleased to get some (impartial) positive feedback about my story - and it came from the United States, no less (thanks, Pauline). It makes me think that the whole process (of allowing my words to be read by people I don't know) has been worthwhile after all and gives me a little confidence to continue writing (the "second" story is well on the way, and ideas are already "floating in" for a third). Finally, it means that I have already achieved my principal aim... someone who doesn't know me, has bought my book and liked it!
Anyway, I'm about to head of to Adelaide for work (again), but looking forward to it. I'm taking a small break with my family and taking some time... to *chill*...
cheers,
Andrew

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