Windy, Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. It is always nice to know I am not just writing for myself. Have a great day!

I noticed you were following me and thanks. I read one of your tweets and submitted to Ink Filled Page. I am one of the many unpublished dreamers with a finished novel and a family of adoring critics and proof readers. I look forward to connecting with you in the future.

Your upbeat Market Coaching lecture at the July PWP meeting was invigorating, Windy. While I am primarily a novel writer, your segment on discovering specialties within and then sharing them with others has sparked non-fiction topics I am percolating into articles. Your effervescent personality and open approach to marketing is infectious!

Dear Windy, I was at the meeting in Prescott Library last evening on July 22cnd. It was crowded, you were busy, but I want to tell you that I thought you gave a very comprehensive talk. I enjoyed it. Thank you. The last paper that you passed around was about market coaching for unpublished writers. In it was guidelines for submitting their work. My question is this. Do you ever act as an agent? I have written a "cozy mystery." I intend to do a series using the same characters. It is ready and waiting for someone like you to take it to the next level. I would self publish, but have done that with my first book, Growing Up a Shadow. I am not a salesman, although I did sell many copies, (somewhere around 2,000.) For each book that sold I donated one to an abuse shelter. The mystery I've recently finished is titled The Empty Chair. It is about an antique dealer in Peoria, Illinois named Annie McMuffit. It has many quirky individuals in it, and have been told, (not by family,) that it is an excellent read. If you are unable to look at it and be my agent, do you know any literary agents in this area? Sincerely Lois M. Gentry

I attended your presentation at PWP in Prescott last night and thought your advice was very practical. I'm sorry you didn't have more speaking time.