Three hundred thousand books are published in the United
States every year. A few hundred, at most, could be called financial or
creative successes. Failure doesn’t
afflict only the lesser talents. John
Keats, now regarded as a great poet, who died at 25 with a collection of bad
reviews to his name, asked for his gravestone to read: Here lies one whose name
was writ in water. He died convinced of his obscurity.
Help me avoid a similar fate: buy
a copy of my historical novel, “The Quest for Land and Fortune” at Chapbook
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