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1. Question of the Week Thursday: Janette Rallison


Prolific Janette Rallison and I share a publisher, and she answers this question for us today: Did your publishing experience turn out as you expected?

No, I don’t think my publishing experience turned out like I thought. When I was first published I thought my main job was to write a book. Since then I’ve learned that writing the book is only half of it. The other half is promoting the book and that involves all sorts of things that I hadn’t expected - like public speaking, blogging, school visits, and such.

Luckily I’m not overly shy - because I think writers who are might want to think twice about this business.

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