I’m a voracious reader. Always have been; I’ve been reading whatever I could get my hands on for as long as I can remember. (I can actually distinctly remember the moment I realized that the symbols on the page were words.) I’m a confirmed bibliophile, and have, at last count, nineteen bookcases at home.
Ironic that I’m the librarian at a virtual library.
I digress. As many voracious readers do, I imagine, I’ve often thought to myself that I could certainly write one of these things. I mean, I’ve read enough of them. How hard could it be?
*snort*
I have not written the great American novel. I haven’t written at all. However, DBF has actually done so. She has written a terrific novel about friendship, and life in a small community, and how a woman can make a life for herself. And there’s a goat.
It really is a wonderful read, and it’s now available for pre-order on Amazon and will be soon at Barnes & Noble. Trust me. You’re gonna love it. In the meantime, visit her blog. You’ll find some terrific writing there, too.
Impromptu Librarian 
Ah, so many people say they want to write a novel, so few do it. I haven’t come close myself yet, but I still hold out hope. Thanks for sharing this. Looks interesting!
Thank you, my friend. Pre-sales are very important signals to retailers that they should order a particular book, so your help is deeply appreciated. Love, Jan
(aka DBF)
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