Oh, yeah, and a PS to my last post: the whole publishing world played musical chairs while I was off in babyland. Two of my favorite agents have left publishing altogether (one's opening a retail store and the other is in nursing school), one of my favorite editors moved houses and I found out only by accident, another is now a freelance writer... I know I was out of the loop for a while, but was it really that long? Who moved my cheese?
(I actually have no idea if that's an appropriate use of that phrase, seeing as I've never read the book. It just felt right.)
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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Close enough... ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's basically a story about the hazards of relying on the same old trusted methods in business (eventually being run out of business ).
Be encouraged, Jenna! You'll find your place and get back into the groove of writing. You'll find a way to write and juggle that beautiful, precious baby! ;)
ReplyDeleteI've read one of your books "Make a REAL LIVING as a Freelance Writer", and I'm wading through "The Street-Smart Writer" right now.
These books are so full of excellent and helpful information. My money was well spent!
I really enjoy your writing. You are so warm and friendly and refreshing--a truly fantabulous author!!
Keep on keeping on!
Smiles,
Michele
Actually it's the perfect way to use that phrase. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how many changes can occur in a short amount of time. Sometimes things feel like we are in a constant state of flux. Then of course I look a little closer to home and realize that sometimes it's just a stagnant bog.
I've added some of your books to my Amazon wishlist. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on them. :-)
It's a good use of the phrase, Jenna.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you.
I'm sure you'll find a way to deal with the changes and still come out on top of things. Here's wishing you all the best.
ReplyDeletePS. Thank you for taking the time to put a comment on my blog. Considering how busy you must be, I really appreciate the gesture. :)