Hello, Diane the Clueless here… Uhmm, "…proposals for two books" ? You mean besides Dragon Ship and Trade Secret? If yes - Yikes! One thing to be said about losing one's mine - never a dull moment while looking for it.
A question about #3. Why does the author have to proof galleys of books already published? I can understand the copy supervisor reproofing before going to press with a new edition. But, if the previous published novel is unchanged why is a galley proof given to the author for review?
Yes, busy can be good. As long as you're having some fun. Granted won't be fun all the time. Hopefully more writing fun like Mouse & Dragon and less the struggles of Ghost Ship.
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Date: 2010-12-13 12:26 am (UTC)Uhmm, "…proposals for two books" ? You mean besides Dragon Ship and Trade Secret? If yes - Yikes! One thing to be said about losing one's mine - never a dull moment while looking for it.
A question about #3. Why does the author have to proof galleys of books already published? I can understand the copy supervisor reproofing before going to press with a new edition. But, if the previous published novel is unchanged why is a galley proof given to the author for review?
Yes, busy can be good. As long as you're having some fun. Granted won't be fun all the time. Hopefully more writing fun like Mouse & Dragon and less the struggles of Ghost Ship.