I just updated my blog with news on the progress of the hardback first edition of Cover the Mirrors, and the forthcoming mass-market paperback version. It's proving to be quite a busy little book...
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That's all wonderful news, Faye. Well done on!
Sorry - "Well done on!" what does that mean? I was going to say "Well done on selling out" but I thought that could be taken two ways! Well done on spectacular sales and on the paperback edition!
Faye, that's brilliant news. It looks like we have a success on our hands, ladies and gentlemen!
~Tim (having trouble signing in...)
Yes! Mass-market paperback!
Hardbacks are very nice and everything, but until people snatch you up and mangle your book on a long airplace ride, you ain't a real writer.
And being sold out of stock is good, too. I think.
Go Faye! Go Faye!
Cheers, m'dears.
David - I know I've been used for long-distance-train-journey reading, does that count?
COngrats, Faye! I'm sure CTM will do well in paperback!
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