It’s now nearly two weeks since we launched Litmus 2015 and I am still bubbly with happiness at seeing my name in print. Celebrating our achievements with colleagues, family and friends and strutting our stuff in front of guests from the publishing industry was thrilling – and the cake tasted as delicious as it was beautiful.
It may be time to shove the rainbows and glitter out of my head and get back to the black and white business of writing. I have three works in process, two with deadlines attached and I’m looking forward to finally finishing a full book of story rather than just an assignment’s worth. Happy, happy!
The Litmus 2015 launch party was on Tuesday night. Today is Sunday and we have yet to tell you anything about it. Please accept our apologies. It’s not that we didn’t want to share, we’ve just been a bit busy. We’ve been feeding the hungry Twitter bird, sending thank you emails and continuing with the business of obtaining our masters degrees. OK, most of the time we’ve been sat rocking in a corner, gently stroking the shiny cover of our very own copies of Litmus 2015; turning the pages to make sure our names are still in the table of contents, our stories in the body of the book and our bios on the back pages.
Sorry, we’re still not telling you anything about the launch, and we should. It was a wonderful evening. The room was full of students (aka, Litmus 2015 authors), literary agents, editors, lecturers, journalists, bloggers, family, friends and…
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Kim A Howard 