The Blue Between Gets a Turn.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Another day, another book launch. The librarian had influenced a move to Saturday morning, assuring me that it was always buzzing on that day and that swarms would fly in and settle.  Alas, this was not to bee.  The swarms stayed in their hives, and the few that flew in were, yet again, not in a buying mood. I suspect we are at the wrong end of town.

Added to which, I found that the volume of sound in the video introducing author Annemarie Luck may have seemed fine at home, but no amount of jacking up of the speakers could make it properly audible in the actual venue.

So, I will have to repeat the exercise, but properly advertised now that constantly changing dates are not likely to sabotage my efforts in that direction. This is a lovely read, and needs to be appreciated as such.

If at first they don’t suck seed, keep introducing better canaries until they do . . .

© November 2018 Colonialist

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12 Responses to The Blue Between Gets a Turn.

  1. We all have our crosses to bear Lesley 😇😇😇

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  2. granny1947 says:

    Hang in there Col. It will come right.
    Can we find your books in bookshops here?

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  3. Great effort, Col. Maybe it will be ‘Third time lucky’. 🤞

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  4. gipsika says:

    That looks like a well-setup launch! Beautiful big screen, people seated and listening. I’m thinking, it’s very beautiful. Pity about the sound issues, and about the crowds (though I can’t imagine seeing a “crowd” in a library, not really ever – what you have there is actually not a bad audience).
    I think Durban may need some time to realize there are exciting things going on at the library.

    Keep the chin up Col, you’re doing great work. Word will get out.

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  5. My’like” button isn’t working, but that’s all right because I really am not liking the fact that things did not work out as planned. Best of luck to you next time. Keep moving forward!

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