Saturday evening was the local launch of my recently released book Pocket Money and Other Stories. As this is the only decent photo taken on the evening, I can’t show you the audience listening to my readings, or me signing my books for the said people, so you’ll just have to take my word that the event occurred. It took place in the Devonport Returned Services Association rooms, in case you’re wondering about the Commonwealth flags and the photograph of HRH Queen Elizabeth 2nd on the wall behind me. On reflection, I was pleased that my first reading included mention of the grandfather who’d been killed during WW1, as it befitted my surroundings. A great venue for introducing my book to local people.
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Nice! Your hard work on the book is finally finished and now you’re meeting your readers! Congrats!!
Thanks Chris, it has been hard work, and it is lovely now to have people read the stories.
Must be such a relief to finally be at the stage where you can meet the readers who appreciate your work. You look lovely!
It is a relief to have the hard work over, but a little nerve-wracking waiting for verdicts/reviews on the writing. So far so good. And pleased the new dress did its job! Not a fan of my photo being taken as a rule. Though I think many feel that way. : )
Congratulations Vivienne!
Time to relax and truly celebrate this achievement. Well done, and it’s a nice dress, Vivienne!
Thanks Yvette, on both counts. Just waiting for reviews to come out!