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Family/Friends::

Now that I have a couple of books under my belt I've begun looking at book review sites.  As you can imagine having books reviewed is a very important step in becoming a great writer.

Two weeks ago I created a profile on Goodreads and uploaded an excerpt of my book, to date I have not received any reviews.  I'm considering uploading an entire short story instead so reviewers can have something more substantial to critique. 

On a side note, I want to mention that my Twitter following has increased by 10% in the month of June! Now if we only could do the same for my eBook sales and FB Fans :-)

That's all for now folks.  Until next time!
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  1. LindsayJune 22, 2012 at 7:19 AM

    I know what you mean about the slow slog. Sometimes I think part of being a writer is having an enormous amount of patience and determination. Good luck!

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  2. Romance, She WroteJune 22, 2012 at 1:44 PM

    Yes, as writers we do need a lot of patience :-) Thanks for the post Lindsay!

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