Friday, May 09, 2008

Writers Can't be Wimps

The countdown is almost over...any day now my book should be shipping to over six thousand members of the Heartsong Presents: Mysteries club. While I'm excited by the thought, I'm also a wee bit apprehensive. Very soon the reviews will start trickling in. All of them. The good and the bad.Obviously, I can't expect every reader to rave over my book. So what will I do when...
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