I've been accepted by Smashwords for their Premium Catalog. That's good, isn't it? I think so. I owe it all to the great step by step instructions by Mark Coker's Style Guide. I don't think I could have done it without his book. It's free online and a must if you want it submitted correctly. (Smashwords distributes eboods to most ebook devices) Did you know that? Had I mention it already?
Anyway, he, Mark, said the formatting is the easy part, and the writing of the book is the hard part. I don't know about that. I have no problem writing things I'm making up as I type. I usually have to go back and remove half of it. I tend to ramble. I guess you've determined that by now if you are reading this.
My book 'A Winter Murderland' is fiction, but it's based on my experiences while traveling in Germany.
I believe any thing you do, even a day trip to a nearby town or a night out with friends, can turn into a story or be part of a story. It can be murder, romance, or self improvement, whatever, there's a story there. Think of it as okay lying.
Good news for the day, I've found spell check. Yea! Now, if I could find paragraph indent. I'm the queen of formatting for gosh sake (in this house). Maybe that will be the good news for tomorrow. It doesn't take much to make me happy.
Anne's blog is a discussion of her book series,'Meg and Janet Vacation Murder Mysteries', and reading and writing in general. Book one is 'A Winter Murderland', set in Trier, Germany. Book two is 'The Kilt Killer', set in the Scottish Highlands on the banks of Loch Ness. Book three will have Meg and Janet vacationing in Ireland. Title 'Evil Irish Lies'.
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