Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 10:28:22 -0400
Subject: Re: PUPT: Re: writing a book


on 4/17/02 6:37 AM, Joanne Schroeder at adventureland1-AT-mac.com wrote:

> Wayong,  Christopher is right.  Writing a book gets your foot in the door
> and opens doors.   With my book "Fun Puppet Skits for Schools and Libraries"
> I am speaking at school library conferences all over the United States.  I
> have been invited to a special day at the Houston Public Library to speak
> and they want 150 copies of my book for the participants.  They will pay all
> my expenses and my trip from Michigan.  Write the book.  You won't get rich,
> but you will get work.  Joanne of Adventureland Puppets
> 

Ya know, sometimes you have to give advice before you can follow it. Maybe I
should write a book. Or two. Got lots of material both in note and mental
form. Now the time and disipline to write a book lacks the same disipline as
the deadline of a new puppet show that is booked so it will be a bit tougher
to motivate, but hey, perhaps I should follow my own advice. Let's see,
should the first one be about the circus of clowing or puppetry.... hmmmm...
Got myself thinking about this.

Christopher



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