The story is the important thing, of course. No amount of marketing or publicity will drive a bad book to good sales. Unless you’re already famous. Which I am not.
So, I'm back editing my manuscript for the hundredth time, trying to make it the very best book I can. The good thing is my story still pulls me in. Hours fly by reading and rewriting, living in my imagination. The bad thing is I don't have an unlimited number of hours. Who does? Most of us have real jobs, doctor’s appointments, family responsibilities.
How does one find balance? Is the only answer more coffee and less sleep?
So, I'm back editing my manuscript for the hundredth time, trying to make it the very best book I can. The good thing is my story still pulls me in. Hours fly by reading and rewriting, living in my imagination. The bad thing is I don't have an unlimited number of hours. Who does? Most of us have real jobs, doctor’s appointments, family responsibilities.
How does one find balance? Is the only answer more coffee and less sleep?
