Diana Bold
author : Diana BoldAll my life, I've wanted to a writer. Even as a child, my sister claims all I ever did was \nsit in my closet and scribble in a notebook. Now, I concede the scribbling part, but not \nthe closet part! Why would I need to sit in my closet when I had a perfectly good desk? \nIn any event, I won my first writing contest when I was seven, and I was hooked!\n\nI married young, and soon had three wonderful little boys running around the house, so \nwriting took a backseat for several years as I worked a variety of jobs that I hated. Once \nI started seriously pursuing a writing career, I found it was not as easy as I had \nexpected, and I was not the prodigy I had imagined. But I joined a writer's group, and \nmade a ton of writing friends along the way who showed me the error of my ways and \nunselfishly helped me get a little better.\n\nBy the time I sold my first book in 2006, I'd already been at this for over ten years and \nwas about ready to give up. Rejection is hard!!! But holding that first book in my hands \nmade it all worth it!\n\nNow my sons are all grown up, and two of them have babies of their own, so I now have all the time in the world to devote to telling the \nstories that just won't let me sleep. Hope you enjoy them!\n
author : Diana BoldAll my life, I've wanted to a writer. Even as a child, my sister claims all I ever did was \nsit in my closet and scribble in a notebook. Now, I concede the scribbling part, but not \nthe closet part! Why would I need to sit in my closet when I had a perfectly good desk? \nIn any event, I won my first writing contest when I was seven, and I was hooked!\n\nI married young, and soon had three wonderful little boys running around the house, so \nwriting took a backseat for several years as I worked a variety of jobs that I hated. Once \nI started seriously pursuing a writing career, I found it was not as easy as I had \nexpected, and I was not the prodigy I had imagined. But I joined a writer's group, and \nmade a ton of writing friends along the way who showed me the error of my ways and \nunselfishly helped me get a little better.\n\nBy the time I sold my first book in 2006, I'd already been at this for over ten years and \nwas about ready to give up. Rejection is hard!!! But holding that first book in my hands \nmade it all worth it!\n\nNow my sons are all grown up, and two of them have babies of their own, so I now have all the time in the world to devote to telling the \nstories that just won't let me sleep. Hope you enjoy them!\n