Now I'll get mushy: I think my first book will always have particular significance to me. The publication of The Believer was the fulfillment of a dream. For years and years, I'd worked on this book, writing and rewriting as I learned the craft of writing a novel and refined the story. For years, I'd dreamed of being published, and when I would walk into LDS bookstores, I'd yearn to have my own book on the shelf. That moment when I received my box of author's copies and there was my own story, my own words--that story that I loved and that I'd worked on for so long--there on the pages of a real published book with a cover and everything--wow! My first review came from Robison Wells . . . ah, memory lane. I hadn't met Rob yet, but now I know him to be an extremely nice, extremely smart, and extremely talented guy. He's also the totally awesome author of Variant, which will be released next month. Yay!
Anyway, I'm thrilled to have The Believer available again!
Anyway, I'm thrilled to have The Believer available again!
How about the Nook?
ReplyDeleteI checked Barnes and Noble, and my books are not on Nook, unfortunately. But thanks for asking!
ReplyDeleteBummer. But sharing the paper book is easier than an ebook. So maybe not. =D
ReplyDeleteI totally hear you on the ease of downloading books now. I have to be careful!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for Rearview Mirror to come out. That one is a 'must have' for me! :)
True, Donna--paper books still have the advantage of being easier to pass around!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julie! I hope you enjoy it!
How exciting!! I love The Believer. I hope this means the possibility of the sequel getting published increases. *HINT* :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shanda! My editor and I are still holding out hope for the sequel, so we'll see what happens.
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