Suddenly I became very pressurized to finish ‘EVGENIY’ and send it off for printing. I was behind with my writing as I had been away and picked up a nasty cold immediately upon my return. This not only made me feel totally exhausted but also gave me cotton wool
between the ears.
Fortunately for me my type setter spotted where I had repeated myself and this meant a quick re-write of the section so it made sense. Unfortunately I had to increase the price per copy to £8.99 due to the rising costs of paper and printing. I requested a publication date of 4th July but was told this would not give the printers sufficient time to complete the books and send them to me. I turned my attention to composing e-mails and letters to all my readers and just as I had finished them I was told the books could be with me on
1st July.
Of course, I had arranged for my Kindle man to come that day and it does take quite a long time to update everything now I have 24 books published. I requested that the books be delivered on 3 rd July but I was not prepared to change the date on all the e-mails and
letters that were ready to be sent.
This gave me a little breathing space to catch up on my housework and try to clear up the garden a little during the glorious weather that we have had. Definitely preferable to sitting at a computer all day, but still much more to be done in both areas. I am already involved in writing the next book, hoping to give myself a head start before my next visit to Elounda later this year.
between the ears.
Fortunately for me my type setter spotted where I had repeated myself and this meant a quick re-write of the section so it made sense. Unfortunately I had to increase the price per copy to £8.99 due to the rising costs of paper and printing. I requested a publication date of 4th July but was told this would not give the printers sufficient time to complete the books and send them to me. I turned my attention to composing e-mails and letters to all my readers and just as I had finished them I was told the books could be with me on
1st July.
Of course, I had arranged for my Kindle man to come that day and it does take quite a long time to update everything now I have 24 books published. I requested that the books be delivered on 3 rd July but I was not prepared to change the date on all the e-mails and
letters that were ready to be sent.
This gave me a little breathing space to catch up on my housework and try to clear up the garden a little during the glorious weather that we have had. Definitely preferable to sitting at a computer all day, but still much more to be done in both areas. I am already involved in writing the next book, hoping to give myself a head start before my next visit to Elounda later this year.
