I try hard not to over-promote my books here on my personal blog. I reckon that most readers have either bought the bloody things or aren’t going to. But today I can’t help myself. Just when I begin to think that Perking the Pansies is reaching the end of its shelf life, I get bowled over by the reviews added to Amazon. In the last week I’ve received two new five star reviews. I quote:
“A big thank you to Jack Scott for making me smile on virtually every page.” More…
“Jack Scott’s prose frolics along exposing with defining brilliance ‘the sorts’ we all meet and want to avoid with every fiber in our bodies whilst abroad.” More…
So it seems the book’s still got legs. I’m chuffed. Thank you.
And many more to come I’m sure. Well deserved Mister 🙂
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Ta very much 🙂
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Far from dead! Your book’s a gift that keeps on giving, and I’m sure the release of your next book will make it even more upwardly mobile.
Fab to read such glowing reviews about it…. kind of makes all that blood sweat an’ tears of effort worth it….
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Certainly does.
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Congratulations. I always wonder how long the shelf life of a book will be. People are still reading Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Dickens. Maybe they will still be reading Perking the Pansies in 3013.
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Now wouldn’t that be something? Though I don’t think I can compete with Bill the Bard.
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Congrats! Such a wonderful thing to hear! 🙂
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Gladdens the heart 🙂
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Awesome to hear, Jack. Puts a spring in your step, I bet. Congratulations!
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Thank you
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SO nice. Your book is – and remains – a delight! A good book never dies!
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Thank you 😀
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. . life in the old dog, yet! On the subject of Dickens (above) j was asked whilst in company ‘Do you like Dickens?’ ‘I don’t know’, said she, ‘I’ve never been to one.’ The old ones are best!
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Yes, we are 🙂
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Excellent news! Congrats!
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Thank you 🙂
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