All it took was the click of a button to approve the E-proof of Taxi to America. And then it was time to organize the next phase of my book’s journey-get the word out, AKA marketing. I welcomed the distraction from thinking and anticipating the hard copy proof. In...
The unveiling continues. I am basking in a sea of joy since last Saturday. I was on my way out of town to meet Sandy, Lynne, and Christine for a round of winter golf. We are thrilled to pick up our golf clubs and stay in practice at Bass Rocks Golf Club’s Trackman....
It takes a Village According to The Free Dictionary by Farflex on idioms “It takes a village proverb-Many people’s help or involvement is needed to achieve some goal. A shortening of the proverb. It takes a village to raise a child.” The idiom “It takes a village,” is...
Happy Monday, good week to all. Last Thursday afternoon I climbed the stairs carrying the 12-gallon clear plastic storage bin when I heard the ding on my iPad. I dropped the bin and dashed to the counter. I had been expecting to hear from Judy, my book...
From this to manuscript to book designer. The edited manuscript traveled between me and the editor until it had a good flow and was down to 81,000 words from 100,000 plus words. It was as close as I was going to get to our goal of 80,000. And then it was time for...
A daunting task. A ton of photographs is a blessing which can give one a headache. Reviewing decades of my life had me slow down in the writing process and lose myself in nostalgia. The black and white pictures of my childhood and adolescent years mostly in Greece...
