Life's Hard - Wine Helps!: Divorcees.Biz - Available in paperback

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Divorcees.Biz - Available in paperback

I am absolutely delighted to announce that Divorcees.Biz is now available in paperback from Amazon.com & Amazon.co.uk

I am still waiting to get my hands on an actual copy, but I will have to be patient and wait until the postman or a carrier delivers them.

I am not usually a very patient person, especially when waiting for something like this to arrive. But I have to say I have been very good during the publishing process. I haven't leaped up and down or driven my husband crazy while waiting for Divorcees.Biz to be published. So I guess I am calming down - well perhaps a tiny bit.

But Salgad Publishing have been marvelous. They have kept me informed during the whole process, so I suppose I never really felt left out on a limb, sp to speak.

Another piece of exciting news - Teresa Ashby has posted an interview she did with me on her Blog, A Likely Story. It was fun to do and I do hope you will take the time to check it out.

And finally, today is my birthday. I have added this at the end because I don't really have birthdays any more. They seem to come around too quickly for my liking. Can it possibly be one whole year since the last one?? It certainly doesn't seem like it. Anyway, my friends seem to think it is because cards have arrived and Happy Birthday wishes are listed on Facebook, so I guess it must be. So much for trying to keep it quiet.

Have a good day wherever you are!!

Cheers!!

2 comments:

Teresa Ashby30 January 2013 at 05:00
Happy Birthday, Eileen :-)

And thank you for coming to my blog :-) x
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Eileen Thornton30 January 2013 at 06:08
Thank you, Teresa. It was a pleasure.
(I did write a comment on your blog, but it seems to have disappeared.)
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