BookRix

Hi, I know you don't come on here at all anymore. I just wanted to say hello. Soooo . . .hello.

I just now realized that I have absolutely no idea how to publish my book. Haha, I've thought about self-publishing but I just think I would be better off with a literary agent. If anyone has any suggestions, feel free. :)

I started writing at age thirteen and have been ever since. I write a lot of poetry, mostly about the things I have left buried within me. It’s all a matter of digging them up. Though I have realized, sometimes it is better not to. I love poetry because it has a unique affect on everyone. We all perceive poetry in our own personal way, and I think that there’s a little bit of magic in there. I incorporate all of my poetry into my books. I recently finished my first book, Silent feelings, and just started working on its sequel, Silent Amusement.

I am a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my writing. Sometimes I will rewrite something several times over before I am happy with it. All of my work is in depth and personal and I have found that people are able to connect with me when they are touched by a profound piece I have written. This is my goal. I want the reader to feel everything I felt and I hope that they enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

I went through a lot of changes during the progress of my first book. And I think because of that my book also changed along with me. The result ended up being just the right touch for the storyline. I traveled a lot of paths and all of them have been endured to the very end. Giving up is simply not an option. If you know what you want then I believe you should do everything you possibly can to get it. Sometimes you have to reach further than the length of your arm, but you would be surprised at what you’re capable of.

When I finished my first book I didn’t expect it to be so hard. I had been working on it for years and I have developed an attachment. I had fallen in love with my story and I decided that I just couldn’t stop there. I had to finish the story because there were words that were left unspoken. And so the journey continues and I will gladly walk this path, even if I do not yet know where I am going.