Book authors, what encouraged you to do it? What did you learn from the process? What advice would you give to others considering the same?

My horse died. I needed an outlet for my pain and loss, so I wrote about his life and death. Then I kept on writing about other subjects. I've always had stories running through my head, but I'd never put them down on paper. Now I put them on paper.

I am encouraged by the experiences we all live and the stories we have to tell. I personally write poetry, I have written a memoir and a self-help book, but poetry is my forte. I also understand most of us who write are going to self-publish because it is near impossible to get accepted by a traditional house.

You can send your manuscripts to publisher after publisher and receive large numbers of rejection letters, a waste of time. Then there is your legacy...the real reason why you wrote. To leave your history, your stories for future generations so they may know you through your work.

If you want to publish, I can help you and I help you at no cost to you. I have helped over twenty writers become published authors. If interested, feel frre to contact me anytime.

Always admired people that could paint pictures with their words. When I retired, and had time to pursue it, thought I'd give it a try. First two books were about what I knew best.....then let my imagination run wild for the next four. I just love telling the story. The satisfaction you get by seeing your work in print is remarkable. You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain by giving it a shot.