Now I’m excited…

26 Apr

Things are now proceeding with pace.

I received the manuscript for Ferret back from the editor’s yesterday, with only two flags raised, neither of which are red. Both potential libel, apparently… There are only so many things one can say about celebrities. I thought I was being insulting, but the editor thinks differently.

Ho, hum. No biggie.

Onward!

We’re aiming for e-publication in June, just waiting on the cover art.

Ferret in Highgate

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One Response to “Now I’m excited…”

  1. Neil Hayee April 26, 2016 at 8:39 pm #

    Great news. All the best. I’m sure the editor is looking after you. I had similar issues with giving medical advice but only being a doctor of blanket-stacking. N

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