Mark Aldridge

And she goes on to say, I had to go on until I'd finished it.

So she was really writing at a pace.

It was not a long book, a mere 50,000 words, but it had been with me a long time.

It is an odd feeling to have a book growing inside you for perhaps six or seven years, knowing that one day you will write it and then suddenly one gets a clear and sudden command.

Now, now is when you are ready.

Now you know all about it.

Oh, the blessing that for once one is able to do it then and there, that now is really now.

So she summarises by saying that it was written with integrity, with sincerity.

It was written as I meant to write it.

And that is the proudest joy an author can have.

How lovely.

I haven't, no.

Ignorance, I always think.

She's just ignorant.

She's so self-centred that why would she even have to think that through when it doesn't directly affect her right now?

Yeah.

just not on her radar, just not interested.

Yeah.

Yes, that's lovely.

yes yes text only covers were popular then I emailed David Morris and no we think it was I said I think that's probably an in-house designer at Collins he said yes probably so I think that we certainly don't know who that is there is an American cover which is a bit more interesting and we know that that is designed by someone called P.R.