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I am so proud of you.

WOW You are ambitious, good for you. I wish you all the best in you new endeavor. I would like to make a suggestion, one I am sure you have already thought of. How about a website for Blueshore Publishing. This is your own company am I right? I have contacted Chapters and my local Library to order your new books. They were more than willing to order the books for me, so a website would be helpful in opening up a whole world wide market, or at least to your fans from afar off. I have just recently set up my first website and I can recommend a path for you to take in doing the same, if you like. I am here to help if you want some. You have my email. Sending you all my best, Nita.

Thank you. :)

We got it finished up. We're editing now, and I applied for copyright yesterday. I posted a new blog with the synopsis. Thanks for the support!

Thanks for the good wishes. We are both going to a conference. I'm really excited to be meeting with an agent and pitching that manuscript as well as some others.

You bet! Our grand daughter can't wait until its done. She wants to take it in to her first grade class. lol



It was sure unexpected! Thanks Jason!

Mike

Jason, congratulations on the forth-coming novel. I didn't realize that you were setting up your own publishing company. Good luck. I'm sure you will be a success.



John Giessmann

Awesome! No wonder you are a published writer. That was a very descriptive excerpt. I loved the wording 'liquid bliss' and 'warm hug' you gave the reader the feeling of sun on their face, water in their hair, and being inside the pipe on a warm Floridian afternoon. For those of us just coming out of a Canadian winter it was a wonderful momentary escape.

Keep it up! You have talent.

Thanks, Jason!

Haha. That's a great quote. I've always been one to pride myself in my uniqueness, at least I'm not boring. If I am crazy, at least I'm in good company... some great artists were considered crazy. Actually, what I'm discussing in therapy is truly shedding light on why so many artists spaz out. It's fascinating.