C is for Confusion

I know I can’t be alone in this, but it surely feels that way. For everyone who beat me to the publishing world, even if by only a day – I feel that you are experts in how everything out here works, and I am a bumbling incompetent.

I see people putting up how their books are doing on certain lists – I have no idea if I’ve even made a list or where I’d begin looking. I feel like I’m missing things that everyone else knows about. Sometime people are kind enough to mention one of my books somewhere and the only way I know about it is if a friend tells me. And then I worry that I’ve missed someone somewhere and that I haven’t properly thanked those people. I try to read as widely as possible, but there are a lot of great writers out here and just those hopelessly inadequate twenty-four hours in a day! We really need to do some about that, come on, who’s up for at least twenty-six, twenty-seven hours in a day?

Everyone out here has been more than kind. Each person I’ve asked for help or information has been extremely helpful, but often I feel too far behind to ask. I picture you all as computer expert, while I’m saying, “Keyboard? Now that’s the thing with the letters on it, right?”

I’m not giving up, however, it may take me longer, and I may ask some dumb questions along the way, but please know I am sincerely trying to learn.

*Some of you might have thought I was going to talk about Cassie when I did my C. I wouldn't want to disappoint so I do invite you to read the three Cassie books out so far, I really think you'll like them.

Cassie's Space

Cassie's Tale 

Cassie on the Move