I've realized that I don't need an external hard drive to hold all of
my data, I need to figure out (quickly) how to utilize more of my
brain... hello Lucy? (Odd, but interesting movie).
I've been
researching the idea of virtual blog tours and I really like the idea
behind them. Realizing quickly that I could hire 3 people to simply
research blogs and create the tour, I've turned to a blogging site that
seems respectable to help me put on a tour. I've simply sent them an
inquiry, but we'll see where it goes.
For any of my author friends - have you used this and what was your experience?
Blogging
is quite a time consuming thing and I find that I rarely get a response
from anyone that reads it. Is that the norm as well? I guess in my own
adventures I rarely respond on a blog unless posed with a question that I
feel I can answer in a manner that might benefit someone, but it is odd
writing on a site everyday and not actually conversing with the people
reading it. I am quite dedicated to keeping this one alive and trying to
remain focused on writing.
I'm far too much of an extrovert for a one-sided convo!
And
onto Expo's... what can I say? They honestly seem like a fantastic
place to be in order to meet the people in my local community and
surrounding cities. Is it fair that I'm taking my teenager and a few of
her friends to help me sell the copies of my first book? Having a large
bowl of candy (chocolate) on the table doesn't seem like a bad idea
either.
Anyone attended an expo and if so, how did it go??
So
my head is full of information and trying to process it while starting a
bookkeeping business, dreaming about a food truck (next years venture),
writing songs and working full time, amongst a few other insane things,
is nothing less than exhausting and yet - I'm super excited about
simply having one person read my book and find themselves lost in the
space known as fiction for simply a moment in time.
Hope you guys are having a fantastic day. :)
LS.
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