about a fictional 1988 student leader, born in the rainiest month of the year August, and so named Awegoke.
For some leading literary agents, they say they do not take a ms unless it grabs them and makes them cry 4 times.
I have cried about 4 times already reading Wolf, and though I did write it, beginning in 2004, in the interim when I have to do other things or my book developer is working on it
I tend to forget each scene or each sentence, and so when I read it again
it appears new and I cry again.
I am at about page 300+ out of a total of 400+ pages, and I do not know what will happen to the hero yet.
Nor to the women in his life.
P.S. I have 2 covers, so can use one on the Burmese or Asian edition--The final cover is different and has more subdued colors and also has a woman on the cover (models from free images, found by the cover designer, not by me). I like them both, one is more geared to Western taste, that is all, and I thought it wise to follow my book developer's ideas.
KMKaung
7-31-2015
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