Long distance writing

Put the work out there only when you believe it is worthy to get published.

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Be patient, it takes time. In the meantime, keep on writing.

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Keep on submitting it, don’t give up.

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If you get no interest at all, get some feedback, write another one.

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Keep on writing, don’t give up.

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If you get requests for the full manuscript, that’s good but don’t get too excited.

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Only make revisions that you believe will improve the book – feedback that resonates.

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Be prepared to wait a long time for responses.

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When you get rejected, keep on submitting, don’t give up.

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If you find an agent, that’s good but don’t get too excited.

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Keep on writing and learning everything you can about writing.

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It may take a long time before the agent finds a publisher.

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If a publisher shows interest, that’s good but don’t get too excited.

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Only make revisions that you believe will improve the book.

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If all the publishers reject you, write another book.

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If you get a publishing deal, that’s good, but don’t get too excited.

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Write another book, stretch yourself to write an even better one.

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If you get poor reviews or no reviews, keep on writing.

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If the book doesn’t sell, keep on writing.

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It may take several books to build a reputation, so be patient.

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If you win prizes, that’s fantastic, but don’t get too excited.

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Keep on writing.

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If the book becomes a best seller, that’s wonderful, but don’t get too excited.

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Keep on writing.

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Keep on writing.