Proceed with caution.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 1:23PM Fair warning: I am wearing my Wonder Woman t-shirt today. This means I am extra-sassy. I would say that my husband just felt the icy-cold finger of fear, but he doesn't read my blog. No worries on that front.
(For that matter, I don't believe he has read WHOSS, either. Anyone else find that peculiar?)
(I told you I was extra-sassy. The faint of heart should continue reading at their own risk.)
I decided to pay homage to my Amazon doppleganger (oh, how funny is that; for, yes, I am truly Amazonian in every possible way), after reading this article. Don't you just love it when people in the entertainment business tell us that TV/movies/music is/are bad for us? I know I never grow tired of it. Thanks for the heads-up that I probably won't ever be a surgeon or a District Attorney or a hospital administrator. Or wear Manolos. EH-ver.
The sass is warranted, mind you. Book sales have plateaued. (That is the strangest-looking word; is it real? Checking...checking...MS Word says it isn't; dictionary.com says it is. Gee, which to believe?)
Anyway, I need to make something happen here. I've tried to be chill about this, but that is so not my nature. Although I do have two, new and fabulous reviews on Amazon.com. (Oh, there's the Amazon again. Hm.)
I'm open to suggestions. That doesn't mean I will follow them; but I'm open to receiving them.
What will it take to make WHOSS catapult to the top of the NY Times bestseller list? I'm not above some sort of cockamamie YouTube stunt, by the way. Although I haven't seen our weather balloon in a few weeks. I wonder where it could have gone....
Reader Comments (1)
Scott Yeager, a former Enron employee, was just exonorated. There is an interesting article in the Houston Chronicle, today's edition. Perhaps there is something in the article and event that you can use in a press release.