
For the visually challenged writer, the photo shows a woman sitting at a desk writing something down in a notebook. She’s sitting inside and is framed by a window.
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She had dreamed of this day for years. Writing her great novel wasn’t all that difficult, because she had a lot of stories in her. It was the publication of the book that took so much effort and time. And money too. And now she was a published author.
Her next step was to talk to a book store owner to stock her books and to arrange a book signing on the first day. Though she was a newbie, he agreed to her plan as she was very nice to talk to and the fact that she was young and pretty didn’t hurt either.
Now she sat here nervously, waiting for her first sale. Perhaps it was the beginning of a wonderful career.
Written for FFFC # 151, hosted by Fandango
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I wish to read to the next part…if you write.😁
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Thanks Lokesh. If I do then you can.
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Yes.
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🙏🏼
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I love this story Sadje. Perfect take on the prompt.
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Thanks a lot Suzette.
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A pleasure😊
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Loved it .
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Pleasure honey!
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Hey! I’m the author of this book.
Would love ya to give it a read and boost it.
It’s FREE on Kindle unlimited for 2 days.
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Aww you are welcome. I really hope it plays a part in your life. xx
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I’m sure it will.
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Yes. 💛😊
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or the end? 🤣
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Could be. It can be as you imagine it.
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I like where you went woth this Sadje
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Thanks a lot Lauren.
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Great story, Sadje. I hope this is the start of something big for her.
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Thank you Fandango. I hope so too.
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That is so cool
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Thanks a lot Gary
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You always have a good story to tell. Maybe you should write a book and publish it? Or not? Of course, that would mean you would have to write an ending. Or you could be a serial writer and just keep writing new books with the same characters.
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Thanks a lot Patricia. Writing longer stories need plot ideas and I’m quite deficient on them.
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A wonderful story that resonates, Sadje.
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Thanks Jeff. Perhaps it’s time for you to write/ compile a book of poetry for you too!
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You’re welcome, Sadje. Always. Ah! I’ve been contemplating this idea for a little while. Maybe this year!
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You definitely should. There are many bloggers who have self published and their books were a success.
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Understood. Thank you, Sadje!
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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See my anxiety would not mix well with a book signing… maybe I never will make it as an author. LOL!
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Yeah, book signing is an activity more suited to the self-confidant and relaxed people.
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I hope so 🙂
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Good for her 🙂
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😃
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Usually, it doesn’t work like this. Your agent or publisher organises a lecture tour with book signings that’s not your job as an author. The photo is very idealised, it never shows a book signing.
All the best
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Thanks for making things clear for me.
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Well, I worked for about 40 years as a professional author and editor and invested some of my royalties in bookshops. Therefore I know the book-business quite well.
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That’s good to know. Now you’re blogging or writing books as well.
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I don’t write books any longer, I do radioprogramms, podcasts, and blog – just for fun.
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Cool!
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