Technical Grappling, now with ART!
According to +Sean Punch, Nikki Vrtis has received the art for my manuscript!
This may wind up being my shortest blog entry ever, but: SQUEEEEEE!!!
Ahem.
Very excited to have the book take that next step.
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In an effort to get this book to come out quicker, I'm going to do my part to sit back and throw money at the screen until magic happens.
My first thought was "Active Release Therapy?" and then I though, oh no, wait . . .