I have been asked how long did it take to complete this book.
The Taste of Hate was a work that spanned several years as I was working at the time I began to write. In fact, I started the book at the "ongoing encouragement" of my lovely wife, the person to whom I dedicated my book.
At first, I started just to get her to relax. As I continued on, I got more and more interested in the subject, but then heavy work loads or problems with my case load made me put the book aside.
After 3 years or so, my lovely bride came to me one day and bet me that I would never finish the book. That was all it took. I couldn't let that type of a stab to my ego go unanswered. I finished within the month.
I then found that getting published was an interesting proposition and once I located my publisher, the endless back and forth of getting the edit done. I would like to have actually had one final turn to take care of some spelling I found after completion, but alas, too late. I'll have to be more cautious in my next work, which I guarantee will not take as long!
Welcome to the den Larry hope you enjoy yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed your article and it also gave a little chuckle.
Best of luck to you on your book, and the title certainly sounds interesting.
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Welcome to the den Larry hope you enjoy yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed your article and it also gave a little chuckle.
Best of luck to you on your book, and the title certainly sounds interesting.
Take care,
~Gwendolyn