Writing the Lights Out 18 – In which I discuss the writer’s dilemma: how do I know if my book is any good?
The only answer I can give is to let the readers (not your friends, family, or paid editors) decide.
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I know exactly how you feel man 🙂 Been there, and sometimes revisit 'there' during moments of weakness.
Goodluck on the launch!
Oh, hey man, sorry to nag, was wondering if you had a chance to look for the "follow" button in your wordpress thingies 🙂 I'd like to get email alerts when you post stuff.
Done! Thanks for the reminder!
Awesome.