Cussedness

Well, it looks as if pig-man or Pigione as one paying editor refers to him as in private, has just gone up a level as a writer. How? Well, the Little Boy has finally gotten enough money together to join the ranks of the vanity/self-published authors. As usual, he says that although he expects to catch some flak over it, he has always known that he was a "self-publishing" writer, clearly because his talent is so much greater and more brilliant than those of the published ones like myself.

I wonder what my editor would say to that? Or my agent? Or my.... Should I get rid of them because, after all being talented, brilliant, and extremely well put together means being unsuccessful, dull, obtuse, nasty, abusive, etc.

Hmmmmnnnn.

NAH!!!! I like myself just the way I am.

Currently Reading: Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott

Recommended Reading: Waverley by Sir Walter Scott

Cussedness Godwar Central Station LEVEL 20 ARCH-CURMUDGEON ALL HATE MAIL WILL BE POSTED I am an out of the closet, bi-sexual gender queer and have long believed that the personal is political. Perhaps that is simply a bit of 1960s idealism that most people have outgrown; but it remains near and dear to me. I am the best-selling dark fantasy ebook author of the Dark Brothers of the Light series. I made my first short story sale at 23. it appeared in Amazons! which took the World Fantasy Award for best anthology in 1980 February 2004: In The Darkness Hunting: Tales of Chimquar the Lionhawk (wildside press) Dark Brothers of the Light Series. Renaissance Ebooks.
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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Mood: Laughing Read/Post Comments (18) Share on Facebook		2004-07-04 11:25 AM Self-pubbed Well, it looks as if pig-man or Pigione as one paying editor refers to him as in private, has just gone up a level as a writer. How? Well, the Little Boy has finally gotten enough money together to join the ranks of the vanity/self-published authors. As usual, he says that although he expects to catch some flak over it, he has always known that he was a "self-publishing" writer, clearly because his talent is so much greater and more brilliant than those of the published ones like myself. I wonder what my editor would say to that? Or my agent? Or my.... Should I get rid of them because, after all being talented, brilliant, and extremely well put together means being unsuccessful, dull, obtuse, nasty, abusive, etc. Hmmmmnnnn. NAH!!!! I like myself just the way I am. Currently Reading: Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott Recommended Reading: Waverley by Sir Walter Scott Read/Post Comments (18) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top