So maybe you’re quarantined, or in voluntary isolation, or just stretching your social distance to the walls of your own house. Everything is closed or closing, even your local library.
Sure, you have a tottering TBR pile, but it can’t hurt to add a few more books to it. You don’t want to run out of reading material in this time of uncertainty!
All my books are either free or half-price at the Smashwords store through Sunday, March 22nd. Use the Coupon Code LH52T when checking out.
More about the books here.
And of course, for us writers, it’s a great time to write!
That´s what I´m doing, writing. Stay safe and healthy.
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I will be reading and writing, but also taking care of so many other jobs that have been waiting for me for a while now!
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Lots to do in the garden now!
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Yes, but all the time in the world to do them?
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I work remotely, so it’s pretty much business and usual for me.
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My husband, who is nearly 92 (mentioned a lot recently!) likes keeping things ‘in proportion’. Our three lads are all concerned and the nearer ones offered to shop for us.He reminded me that he worked (and drove) in the East and West ends of London during WW11 and escaped bombs, doodle-bugs and rockets, and his house was bombed beyond habitation. “Just think how many billion people there are on earth,” he added…He’s very stubborn! x
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Life experience does tend to help get one through the latest crisis, doesn’t it? I hope both of you stay safe and well. And thanks, Joy, for reading and commenting!
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Audrey, I just realized I somehow got unsubscribed from your blog. You didn’t unsubscribe me did you? I need three things in my bathroom–cleanliness, TP and something to read. Cute post.
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Oh, Pat! No, I certainly didn’t unsubscribe you. I’ve noticed a few times I was no longer following someone’s blog and had to resubscribe. I’m glad you’re back!
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Excellent advice Audrey.
Certainly is a time for writers to make the allegorical hay.
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Definitely allegorical. A few wispy strands would be all. 😀
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I’m getting all the chaff and wheat together and sorting them out later! 😃.
(Never had so many ideas buzzing around in my head- not all gems of course 🥴)
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For a writer, a busy brain is a good thing!
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How true
💐 🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞
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I’m certainly glad I normally work from home just now! Must admit, I still scrabble for writing time despite being a full-time writer.
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I’m sure you have to attend to the business end, plus being a public figure!
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Yes, the business end (mostly marketing) absorbs quite a bit of time. So too does research.
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Take care and stay healthy, Audrey!
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Thanks, Teri! You too!
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I’ll read yours if you read mine:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1010969
(Just uploaded that to Smashwords. We’ll see how the formatting comes out…)
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Okay, I’ve purchased it and added it to the TBR. I can’t say when I’ll read it, but the description and first few pages look interesting.
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You have to pretend you’re only 14 when you read it and have no idea what good writing actually is…
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I don’t think that will be a problem! 😉
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