After the signing

Well the 18th has come and gone and the signing was the best one I've had so far. I didn't even get set up until 12:20 because I had a string of people non-stop wanting to talk... so including an interview from the Meridian Source. I once again got to tell my story about how I got into writing. And for those of you who don't know... it was boredom due to the pandemic. I sat at my computer and one day I wanted to write a short story, for funsies... that is the beginning of The Prophecy Stone. The first book. Now I'm onto my 10th... 306K. And this book I believe will be my ticket to a publisher. I really want to go hard on this project, and I can tell because I spent a huge amount of time at the signing to talk about it. I am also impressed at the amount of "I" I sold. I'm also really starting to realize how odd of a title that book is, mostly because it is only one letter... it just looks odd when writing about it... talking about it is easier. All in all I am truly thankful for everyone who came to see me and very thankful for those who purchased one of my books. I really hope you enjoy my stories. I did get a early review-ish from Buck at Northwell Rentals, he purchased "I" and so far he said he's enjoying the story. Sweet.