When my little brother was three or so, his favorite phrase
was “I do it.”
Our parents would try to help him set up a game and he’d brush
them off with I do it. Someone would put a
In other words, he hated asking for help.
In that trait, we are very similar. I cringe from asking for
assistance. It’s not that I don’t need it on occasion but it goes against my
willful nature, I reckon.
- And so I use an axe to chop the ice from a blocked sewer on my own without asking for help. (hey, after tentatively hitting the stinky stuff trying not to get the crud on me, one splat in the face made me say, “Oh well,” and swing mightily to get the job done)
- Plaster and tape 20 by 30 foot room alone.
- Face down a charging bull.
Yes, I am the independent sort. Sometimes stupid but
definitely independent.
This leads me to today and my release of Mage Revealed. I
swallowed my reluctant nature and asked several of my highly valued blogger
friends to assist me in the announcement. Their response made my “allergies”
kick in.
At least that’s the excuse I give when confronted while holding a
tissue.
Thank you:
Alex, my uber blogger, who told me the stress never gets
even better after the second book. He should know since his fourth novel is in
edits and he can’t stop writing.
Marcy – an amazing and humbling post. Truly my rock and
friend, beyond priceless
Angela Brown, author of Neverlove
and has one of the coolest pen names, Rayven Godchild for her self-pub series.
I blush even looking at the covers.
Ellie. One of my all-time, most favorite humans on Earth. I
mean she met Shaun (of the Dead) aka Scotty for Goodness sake.
Christine Rains – one of the most delightful (and talented)
authors I know, author of The Thirteenth
Floor series.
Heather, author of Maguire’s
Corner. Her next book in the series, One
Good Catch is humming along and should be out next year.
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