I am so very delighted to be able to say that one of my short stories has been accepted and published.
|
Good for you! May you have many more.
|
Congratulations!
|
Firstly, Congratulations on being published (I worked in the book trade for many years and trust me, I know how difficult this is. Secondly, I also stopped by your blog...love your work, you certainly have a gift. I am kindleless, so shall await a paperback. So, now I guess you could say, you are "known" in Australia!
|
What exciting news!!! I am so happy for you! That has to be such a great feeling!!! :D:D
Keep us posted please! I need to check out your website :) |
Congrats, you should be so proud.
|
Originally Posted by earthwalker
Firstly, Congratulations on being published (I worked in the book trade for many years and trust me, I know how difficult this is. Secondly, I also stopped by your blog...love your work, you certainly have a gift. I am kindleless, so shall await a paperback. So, now I guess you could say, you are "known" in Australia!
|
P.S: What website did you go to? I was curious and googled my name and there's an author in Auckland with my name too!
|
Congrats!
|
Very well done, may you write many more.
|
Congrats Lady S! What a great announcement.
|
Well done!
|
Congratulations! Now if I could only find it in the Kindle Store :-)
|
Originally Posted by Lady Shivesa
P.S: What website did you go to? I was curious and googled my name and there's an author in Auckland with my name too!
http://idreamagain.wordpress.com/201...-she-didnt-do/ I used to seek/buy books for our public library system (I worked for a bookseller/library supplier). Sometimes our clients would hear of a new author/self published work or titles through small publishers and I would have the task of contacting them to purchase their books (sometimes in very good quantities). I was always surprised people who were good writers/had very saleable titles/had a really good little publishing setup seemed to neglect making it simple for people to find them. You can have a blog/website and get your name and work out there without compromising your safety/privacy. |
Originally Posted by earthwalker
Originally Posted by Lady Shivesa
P.S: What website did you go to? I was curious and googled my name and there's an author in Auckland with my name too!
http://idreamagain.wordpress.com/201...-she-didnt-do/ I used to seek/buy books for our public library system (I worked for a bookseller/library supplier). Sometimes our clients would hear of a new author/self published work or titles through small publishers and I would have the task of contacting them to purchase their books (sometimes in very good quantities). I was always surprised people who were good writers/had very saleable titles/had a really good little publishing setup seemed to neglect making it simple for people to find them. You can have a blog/website and get your name and work out there without compromising your safety/privacy. Sounds like a neat job! And I definitely understand what you mean. In this day and age, an author really has to have an internet presence. If only just so someone can google their name and see what pops up. The publishing world is a tough one, but I think the addition of Kindles, Nooks, etc, is really nice. It really opens up the world of self-publishing a lot. |
I think I might just have to get this book. Has peaked my interest. Thanks for letting us all know. Keep up the good work.
|
Congratulations!!!! Am happy for you.
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 01:03 PM. |