@MichaelJKrym
Hello, Molo, Sawubona, hey Michael. I just wanted to say that your book 'To Love In Sin' has inspired me to write about something in the roaring 20's. Thank you for writing something this intriguing.
OGI
@OgiSithole17 make sure to send it my way when you're done. Or give me a message when it's done. I love anything set in another era.
Hello Michael, I see from your bio that you are a self-published author. I was just wondering how you went about doing that and also how your sales are going at the moment? I have also put your book, 'To Love In Sin', into one of my reading lists. I have always been in love with that time period, from the clothes, make-up and hairstyles, all the way up to the architecture and cars. Everything was so much more elegant back when Art Deco was en-vogue, don't you think? :o)
I'm really looking forward to reading it. :o)
@deejaybee Hey, self-publishing is what you make it. Has very little to do with content or quality, much more to do with his you sell it. So as long as you have that drive. As for period pieces, most eras I prefer to our own. We're in a very strange transitory stage in our societal evolution. We'll see how it goes. Thanks for adding the story.
Hello Michael, I see by your bio that you are self-published. I was just wondering how you went about that and also how the sales of your books are going at the moment? :o)
@endlesschapters no updates. Its all done. I try not to post anything unless its finished. Thanks for the interest. Seems to be getting a lot of attention lately. It was a blast to write.
Good to know I stand a chance at catching a wandering eye here or there with only what sits on the outside. Thanks for the interest, hopefully you find something you like. If you are a fan of literary fiction most of the short stories on here should do. If you like something a little more controversial, I've got an off-the-beaten-path romance called Oscillate. Or Eidos has been doing create for the fact it's only been up for a few months and is only a manuscript. Reader's digest summary right there in a nutshell : )
@ORobinson So have you completely taken your stuff off of everything but wattpad for the most part?
@ORobinson Take your time with it, I suggest Eidos to everyone these days, it's a family friendly piece where I am really stepping into a new element of just surrealism which is still plugged into a lot of a grounded concepts in our present society.
@TheBaldwinian Anytime, I always appreciate a well written poem or story about the toils of love and entwined hearts. Although no heart can be fully entwined, like you wrote, "Unworthy fools are we, those who aim at conquering hearts."
Thank you for following my work, Micheal. I wish the best for your writing career. Love, peace and freedom, Olan
I was stopping by your page to read some of your work and saw my poem 'Bewildered Hearts' on your Reading List. . I couldn't resist saying a big thank you for it! :)