This is my last blog as co-blog mistress for
FF&P, but I hope to guest blog in the future. I just need a little break to take some time
and relax a little bit. With a hubby,
two kids, three animals, multiple family members, three publishers, six book releases
this year and six slated for next year…I need to breathe. J
FF&P was the first chapter I joined and became
really involved with…back in 2009. I met
some of my first writing friends here, and I learned a lot from both the
Mudpuddle and from taking numerous workshops.
I also believe very strongly that my first book came out with good sales
because of the friends I made at FF&P.
We’ve always helped each other, and we’ve always cheered each other on.If you’ve been here a while, you know exactly what I mean. If you’re new, you’re going to love it. Make sure you jump in and get involved as soon as you’re ready…because you won’t regret it.
Make
friends and not connections.
Friends are what count…and this business is
tough. It’s a roller coaster ride of
requests & rejections, good sales & oops sales, great reviews &
holy crap reviews…and it’s no fun being on a roller coaster alone. Sometimes you want to hold someone’s hand
when you’re upside down, and other times you want to encourage your buddy to
lift her hands in the air as you swoosh down toward the earth.
I may have gone a bit too far with the analogy there…but
hey, this is the place to do it. We all
hear voices and secretly think vampires might exist. J
Thank you for the opportunity to serve as co-blog mistress
for this amazing chapter, and I’ll see you on the loop! ~ RAZ
USA Today Bestselling Author Rebecca
Zanetti has worked as an art curator, Senate aide, lawyer, college professor,
and a hearing examiner - only to culminate it all in stories about Alpha males
and the women who claim them. She writes the Dark Protector vampire series for
Kensington, the Maverick Montana cowboy series for Entangled, and the Sin
Brothers romantic-suspense series for Grand Central. Sweet Revenge releases on December 3rd
from Grand Central. Visit Rebecca at: http://www.rebeccazanetti.com/
3 comments:
I can truthfully say I will miss your, Rebecca: my 'other half' here at the FF&P blog. I will strive to find someone who can step into your shoes. It will be tough. An organization like FF&P works because volunteers like you stepped forward.
p.s. HELP WANTED!
contact me at badgerpress@yahoo.com
Thanks SOOO much for all your time and effort for FF&P Rebecca!!!
You and Nancy Lee have been super at finding timely articles that benefit our entire chapter!
Good luck with your deadlines!!!
Lisa :)
Rebecca,
Thanks for stepping up, as you do in so many ways in your local chapter!
Hope you love being a full-time writer. I know your readers are excited about it.
best,
Cathryn Cade
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