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I’m Just a Day Away!

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Victoria Sawyer in Depression, Novel, Panic Attack, Publishing, Uncategorized, Victoria Present, Writing // 1 Comment

Hi all, just a quick update.  I’m really excited because I’m very close to publishing my novel.  I’m doing a final reading now to catch any last formatting, grammatical or other errors and then I’m uploading my novel!  I can’t believe I’ve come this far.  Stay tuned and I’ll let you know when it’s finally live on Amazon.

Victoria

About Victoria Sawyer (282 Articles)
Victoria Sawyer is a blogger, author, aspiring graphic designer, social media enthusiast and mental health advocate. Shocking, honest, sarcastic and humorous, Victoria aims to make readers feel tangible emotions and physical sensations through writing that brings you into the mind and body of someone suffering from panic attacks, anxiety and this strange often darkly hilarious thing we call life. She published her novel Angst in 2013, which realistically and often graphically depicts life with mental illness. Along with crazy blogging, Victoria enjoys reading historical novels, playing with her naughty cats, engaging in rants and metaphysical existential meltdowns and using punctuation to excess in everything she writes.

1 Comment on I’m Just a Day Away!

  1. Catherine Burr // February 8, 2013 at 12:23 am // Reply

    That’s very exciting. Congratulations on your upcoming release. Will your book be in both Kindle and print?

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