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When I become a bestselling author I will...
Will what? You tell me. :) Imagine you wake up tomorrow and are a best selling author. How do you spend your time?
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Permalink Reply by Callie Leah on
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...go to a press conference and tell the world how I got my ispiration. I'd of coarse mention this AWESOME website and everyone on it. I always wanted to be a mystery author. Not an author of mystery novels, but I would be the mystery. I dream of getting a best-selling book, and when all the world is DYING to know who I am, I'll write to the publisher and tell him to tell the world I'll announce my presence as soon as I sell a thousand copies. That way, not only will I be a best-selling author, but it would be nice to stoup the world! Haha!
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Permalink Reply by Danielle on
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Wow! When I actually think about it, not much would change really. I would continue writing all those stories that keep floating around in my head and hope that even one of my books will have helped someone somehow. I guess the only thing that would change for me is less worry about money for myself and my extended family. I have plans to secretly pay off their loans and whatnot. :D
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Permalink Reply by Ale Mahogany on
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Cry!
[Out.Of.Joy.]
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If i ever become one, i would be so happy!
That's one of my most secret dreams!
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Permalink Reply by Viviana Arteaga on
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I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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Permalink Reply by scribbler on
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I will blow raspberries at all the folks who saying there's too much competition to be successful. And I would name them. On Larry King Live. And have a plane fly all over the world trailing a banner with their names on it.
Is that the kind of thing you mean? LOL. Revenge, REVENGE!!!
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I'm so with you! It's always been my DREAM to meet J. K. Rowling! (And find out what the heck the J and K stand for! Anybody know?)
Viviana Arteaga said:I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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The J is for Jo or Joanne and K is for Kathleen I think her grandmothers name or something like that. Its not her real name the publishing place feared that boys would not want to buy from a female author. so they told her to find another name to use her initials.
Callie Leah said:I'm so with you! It's always been my DREAM to meet J. K. Rowling! (And find out what the heck the J and K stand for! Anybody know?)
Viviana Arteaga said:I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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OMG! Her real last name isn't Rowling? I always thought she was a boy until about a year ago. I was talking to my dad about that, and I accidentally said "he." He corrected me, and know I know that J. K. Whatever is a girl, and I LOVE her books!
Viviana Arteaga said:The J is for Jo or Joanne and K is for Kathleen I think her grandmothers name or something like that. Its not her real name the publishing place feared that boys would not want to buy from a female author. so they told her to find another name to use her initials.
Callie Leah said:I'm so with you! It's always been my DREAM to meet J. K. Rowling! (And find out what the heck the J and K stand for! Anybody know?)
Viviana Arteaga said:I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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Permalink Reply by Kay Elizabeth on
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Rowling is her real name. This is from her official site:
J K (Joanne Kathleen) Rowling was born in July 1965 at Yate General Hospital in England and grew up in Chepstow, Gwent where she went to Wyedean Comprehensive.
You can read her biography there too. http://www.jkrowling.com/textonly/en/
Callie Leah said:OMG! Her real last name isn't Rowling? I always thought she was a boy until about a year ago. I was talking to my dad about that, and I accidentally said "he." He corrected me, and know I know that J. K. Whatever is a girl, and I LOVE her books!
Viviana Arteaga said:The J is for Jo or Joanne and K is for Kathleen I think her grandmothers name or something like that. Its not her real name the publishing place feared that boys would not want to buy from a female author. so they told her to find another name to use her initials.
Callie Leah said:I'm so with you! It's always been my DREAM to meet J. K. Rowling! (And find out what the heck the J and K stand for! Anybody know?)
Viviana Arteaga said:I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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Oh! O.K.
Kay Elizabeth said:Rowling is her real name. This is from her official site:J K (Joanne Kathleen) Rowling was born in July 1965 at Yate General Hospital in England and grew up in Chepstow, Gwent where she went to Wyedean Comprehensive.
You can read her biography there too. http://www.jkrowling.com/textonly/en/
Callie Leah said:OMG! Her real last name isn't Rowling? I always thought she was a boy until about a year ago. I was talking to my dad about that, and I accidentally said "he." He corrected me, and know I know that J. K. Whatever is a girl, and I LOVE her books!
Viviana Arteaga said:The J is for Jo or Joanne and K is for Kathleen I think her grandmothers name or something like that. Its not her real name the publishing place feared that boys would not want to buy from a female author. so they told her to find another name to use her initials.
Callie Leah said:I'm so with you! It's always been my DREAM to meet J. K. Rowling! (And find out what the heck the J and K stand for! Anybody know?)
Viviana Arteaga said:I would do a freakin happy dance!!!!! And try to meet with my fave authors and get some tips! YAY!
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i just noticed I didn't say what I'd do! I would write at night and lay in bed late in the mornings. I'm not a morning person. Then I would find a charity to support as a way of spreading my good fortune and donate. I would be the more reclusive type and only go on the best talk shows. I'd look at my bank account a lot and smile too. :)
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