One of the great things the Internet has given us is the ability to make whatever creative desire afflicts us available to an audience that would have been harder to access in different times. But it’s not always about the artist, the musician or the author, but also the audience they hope will embrace them and their work will entertain.
Much like today’s indie authors, today’s readers have an opportunity to finally express themselves. Reading no longer needs to be a solitary adventure, but one a reader can share with their friends and other like-minded individuals. It is a relationship of mutual passion for the written word and the worlds and characters both can bring to life. A character may first live in the mind of an author, but from then on can only thrive and continue to exist in the minds of readers; often outliving their creators.
It is with great appreciation and respect that I thank those Noveltunity Readers who voted for Tripping on Tears, selecting it as the July 2014 Noveltunity Book Club Winner. It was entirely unexpected yet a terrific honor. Thank you.
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