29 December 2019 00:08
Yesterday something happened that had never happened before to me: I was discussing a comedy sketch with a friend on her Facebook profile, and one of her contacts joined the discussion. It was all very civil and amusing, until this new person I did not know suddenly went…
No, sorry, wait a minute, are you by any chance the guy that wrote The House of the Gods?
And I could only confess that yes, I am the guy that wrote The House of the Gods, but I did not do it by chance, it was premeditated. I did it on purpose.
She went on to say she had greatly enjoyed my novel, and we sort of became Facebook friends and all that.
It’s the first time I am identified by a total stranger as “the guy that wrote the book I liked”, and it’s strange, and funny, and sort of feels like a milestone.
This writing thing is really starting to go the way it should.
Another fifty years, and I’ll be a household name. And beyond that (fanfare) brand recognition!
But I am just being stupidly flippant – it was good, and it saved an otherwise average day.
Posted by Davide Mana
Categories: Other People's Pulp, Slug Line, Writing
Tags: the guy that wrote the book
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A cause for celebration, congrats!
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By Priscilla Bettis on 29 December 2019 at 01:38