I know, it never got past the publishing stage. It's just a manuscript on a hard drive at this point.
IT was about 360 pages It never got published, I never had the money to publish.
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IT was about 360 pages It never got published, I never had the money to publish.
lol, Lanolin, I calculated the time you sent it to the time it arrived it's about 3 weeks which means you should get the one I sent next week.
Just finished cover art for one of my books. I'm back to writing again soon. I have several books ready to be edited and published.
And end it "... and they lived happily ever after?"
Yeah, I don't know how long I'll live either.
Better late than never lolSurprised.
The Last Person to Postcard Award goes to you!!
um...that's an interesting way of viewing it.
It more feels like the universe is crowding me out. lol
@seoulsearch do you have enough material for your complete guide to Whangdoodles book yet?
I think everyone is tired of hearing about them now. Well I am.
But in other New York Times Bestselling news James Patterson has written another paperback.
When I was working at the bookstore, we had the special in-store radio station, and every couple of songs they'd have promos/ads for books. Well was working there (I did 4 hour shifts) and every ad was for the new David Walliams book, till I got sick of hearing about him bang on about it.
He writes at least one every two months or so. They are hugely popular for kids, I remember everyone liked World's Worst Parents and World's Worst Teachers.
I was more keen on the Demon Dentist. He don't need to look very far for inspiration. But teachers hated him just as much as they used to hate Roald Dahl lol. It bought all their insecurities to the fore and nobody likes being made fun of by a popular children's author.
I think everyone is tired of hearing about them now. Well I am.
But in other New York Times Bestselling news James Patterson has written another paperback.
When I was working at the bookstore, we had the special in-store radio station, and every couple of songs they'd have promos/ads for books. Well was working there (I did 4 hour shifts) and every ad was for the new David Walliams book, till I got sick of hearing about him bang on about it.
He writes at least one every two months or so. They are hugely popular for kids, I remember everyone liked World's Worst Parents and World's Worst Teachers.
I was more keen on the Demon Dentist. He don't need to look very far for inspiration. But teachers hated him just as much as they used to hate Roald Dahl lol. It bought all their insecurities to the fore and nobody likes being made fun of by a popular children's author.
I'm still gleaning information, mostly through following @CarriePie and @Charlesiii's posts in another thread.
This is something I really love about the forum!
There's plenty of room, so those who want to keep talking about something can, and those who don't want to hear about it anymore have thousands of other threads to choose from, and/or, can always start their own!
My next paperback read is going to be The People's Princess by Flora Harding
Blurb on back says
Blurb on back says
Two princesses
Two hundred years apart
Destined to change the monarchy forever.......
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, 1981
For Lady Diana Spencer, her engagement to Prince Charles
feels like a dream come true. But marrying the heir to the throne
of England is not all that it seems. Bored and alone in the palace,
she discovers a diary written in the 1800s, belonging to Princess
Charlotte of Wales, a young woman born into a gilded
cage like herself.
What Diana discovers is a story not unlike her own; a story of
love, loyalty and limelight, where both women's popularity with
the public often overshadows the men by their sides.
Two hundred years apart
Destined to change the monarchy forever.......
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, 1981
For Lady Diana Spencer, her engagement to Prince Charles
feels like a dream come true. But marrying the heir to the throne
of England is not all that it seems. Bored and alone in the palace,
she discovers a diary written in the 1800s, belonging to Princess
Charlotte of Wales, a young woman born into a gilded
cage like herself.
What Diana discovers is a story not unlike her own; a story of
love, loyalty and limelight, where both women's popularity with
the public often overshadows the men by their sides.
