There's a long blog on this already which you might want to read.
I've relocated several times in my life, and on my own, not for a man. I'd do it, but then I am not a huge family person so if your ties are important, don't.
Pat, you are SO right. The current thinking is also that it takes 10 thousand hours to become proficient in anything. I've been writing since I could hold a pen, and I get teased here for 'talking' so much but it is an ingrained habit now
I've published 12 books, this will be the 13th. I've shifted about 5000 copies, mainly Kindle, in 3 years, that's a long, long way from best-seller. One book has sold more than 1000 copies - one hasn't managed to sell a dozen yet, and has been out six months. One writing name does a steady trickle of sales, the other has pretty much sunk without trace.
Throwing the bones to see how this one will do ...
Bspoken, that's a great idea and a good way to test the water and hone your skills. There are more bloggers than writers out there, so if you can get a toehold,
My own blog is just a Wordpress one, I recently tipped the 1000 mark in followers, and yet when I do a blog there I get a bare handful of comments if I'm lucky. I do love blogging here, it's so interactive and at times like this, so useful!
I know a couple of really good websites where you could look for one, Map, there are some real chancers out there, and some who are good but charge way over the odds.
Interesting, Crazy, I got her to add more yellow so it wasn't completely at odds with the pic ...
Remember this book will initially be on line only, and selling itself on a thumbnail size pic. I did want the title light-coloured as a result but when the paperback comes out it will be revamped completely anyway and I will bear the red in mind. I do like red!
Fat chance, Min I want it and I'm generally getting the right sort of feedback - a new start, a second chance, rebirth. And the impressions to be avoided!
Okay, spoilers. The book is about a mature woman suddenly back on the singles scene. Her name is Dorothy, and there is a sub-theme lightly linked to the Wizard of Oz (the book version from 1901) hence the rainbow.
The photo was to suggest late afternoon / Indian summer / mature singles
RE: We are all human
Four legs good two legs better