Juggling

I gave away a thousand books on my free promotion day yesterday - I am delighted to think that my book is being so widely read, or at least widely downloaded.  I have received two more reviews in the last couple of days, which is also great.

I am still working towards getting a print copy out there.  I just need to do one final edit.  On the Kindle there is lots of white space between paragraphs, but in a print book this would look odd, so I am busy closing up all the spaces.  Paul finds this frustrating - he wants me to just do it by word processing, but I see it as an opportunity to catch a few more typos on the way.  No matter how sure I am that I have got every tiny typo, another one always seems to find its way through.  And I hate that!

Anyway, the print book should be out soon.  I am going to do it on Amazon CreateSpace - seems like a good option, no wastage...  Apologies if I have written about this before.

I have been checking out the Mad in America site regularly, partly because there have been a few comments there on my recovery story, and I want to keep up with the replies.  Every time I look at the site, I get sucked in - there is so much quality information up there, all regularly updated, and new articles each day.  The site is also really easy to use.  We need a 'Mad in the UK' offshoot...

Here's the link to the Mad in America site again: http://www.madinamerica.com/  (It's on the left hand side of this page too).

I am racing against the clock today, even more than usual.  I need to head out to the shops, and the library.  I want to work on my recovery book.  I have a new job application form to fill in (for the same job because the old one got lost).  I have been sent an invitation to join a writer's network which I need to check out.

All those balls to keep juggling.  Oh well, one thing at a time.  Deep breath.