My Telling Hands I self-published my first book, "Telling Hands" last June. Since then I have been working on another book, actually I have switched back and forth between two manuscripts trying to decide which one I would publish and worked primarily on one for a while. Now, I am back on the other, and plan on finishing both. I have a tentative publish date for one or both of the stories on March 1, 2015. So, we have that to look forward to. Also, to let y'all know, you can still order my book, "Telling Hands" from Amazon, or if you know me personally, directly from me. Several of my audience has requested copies, but have fallen through on the payment and/or delivery arrangements. Please contact me to finalize that. If you have read my book, please consider leaving a review on Amazon. If you don't feel comfortable with that, let me know how you liked it. I'm always ready to listen to your opinions. When I looked upon these hands, they told me a story. Then they worked to tell you the story, just to go o
After restoring myself to my former self, (confusing, right?) I also restored the connection to my inner world that, as an introvert, is actually my strength. Publishing a book about my life was possibly the hardest way to start a writing career, but it had to be done. I had to put it all together so I could move forward to write about other things.
I have since started painting. I love it. I have completed three, thus far, and like the writing, it feels right. I have so many ideas of what I want to write, and what I want to paint. INFPs make up only 4% of the population, and even though I don't have many INFP friends, I can read the writings of the great creative INFPs that came before me, and look at Van Gogh's paintings; enjoying the other worlds the weirdos like me have created. I know they aren't really weird, they are just different, and beautiful, but in their own way.
Sincerely,
Jamie Godwin
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