Paris in your pocket
Sunday, 1 June 2014
Hello everyone, I just came back from Paris again.
Despite the weather i still had a lovely time with friends and tried to visit new places.
As I arrived at Charles De Gaulle airport and when I saw how huge it actually was, I bit my lip and thought: I need a map.
Despite the weather i still had a lovely time with friends and tried to visit new places.
As I arrived at Charles De Gaulle airport and when I saw how huge it actually was, I bit my lip and thought: I need a map.
How to deal with rejection
Friday, 25 April 2014
Have a tissue for starters!
You've been working for ages on that novel, you feel like you have grown old because of it, and after it was finished, you sent it with great hope to an agent only to be welcomed by a negative answer: REJECTED!
Now, before you head for a mental breakdown, have a seat, and read what i would like to share with you.
You've been working for ages on that novel, you feel like you have grown old because of it, and after it was finished, you sent it with great hope to an agent only to be welcomed by a negative answer: REJECTED!
Belgium, chocolate and fries?
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Although it was a short stay I tried to discover as much as I could in the lovely country of Belgium.I felt partly at home since it resembles my mother land Holland.
I arrived in Hasselt and had during an afternoon some time to look a bit around.
Hasselt is a small city known for its good taste in food and clothing.
Of course most of the time, when you say Belgium you think of good fries and chocolate ( really delicious indeed )but that's not all of course.
You finished your novel...good! and now?
Saturday, 8 March 2014
Tricky isn't it? Here you are with a novel that is finished and submitted to an agent or a publisher. What will you do in the mean time?
Wait for an answer?
That will be the longest wait of your life.
I am sharing this subject because i've been expecting it as I reached the last pages of my novel. I felt various emotions: accomplishment, joy but also an inch of sadness and confusion.
After thinking it through and reaching the last page, i understood what i had to do after that...










