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The fourth book entered the world in May. Not with ceremony — none of the books entered with ceremony. With the specific quality of a thing that has been ready and is now available. The publisher handled the rest. She attended one conversation with a journalist, answered three questions with the precision the questions deserved, and returned to the practice.

A text from an unknown number. *Dear Dr. Zanetti, I'm Clara Benson, Senior Editor at Meridian Books. I read your thesis abstract online and was incredibly impressed. I'd love to discuss the possibility of publishing it as a monograph. Are you free for a coffee next week?* Keira stared at the screen, her heart hammering. Meridian Books. One of the most respected independent publishers in the UK, known for their beautifully produced academic titles and their commitment to emerging voices. They'd published books she'd cited in her thesis. Books that had shaped her thinking.

“Are you planning to publish that?” She nodded and swallowed the pork. “Mm-hmm, but I haven’t finished my novel.” “Tell me if you’re done so we can contact an editor to review and publish your book. I bet that your book will be known,” he declared. Annalise was bewildered when she heard him say that. Even though she didn’t even tell the entire plot to him, he’s convinced that her book will be known, which makes her nervous. “We’re not sure if my book will be known. Readers have different preferences. If you like that kind of prompt or plot, others will not,” Annalise mumbled, enough for him to hear.

She had told me the approximate publication date two weeks earlier, and I had told Lucas, and Lucas had told Daniel, and we had all prepared in the way you prepare for something significant that you trust but cannot entirely predict. You make sure the people who need to know are ready. You make sure the documentation is in order. And then you wait. It published at seven forty-eight in the morning. Daniel texted me the link at seven forty-nine, which meant he had been watching for it. Adrian called at eight oh two. Lucas

Elara ----- The publisher meeting was on a Wednesday morning in May. She had done this before — sold two books, watched one of them become something and the other disappear quietly into remainder bins — and she understood the specific performance of publisher meetings. The enthusiasm that meant nothing and the enthusiasm that meant everything looked identical from the outside. You learned to listen for what was underneath. What was underneath this one was real.

The book was published in March, on a morning that was cold and grey in the way March mornings were. Serena stood in her study and didn't know what to do with her hands. It was not a small, quiet book. There was no possibility of it being small or quiet — not with what was in it, not with the years that sat behind it. It arrived the way things arrived when they were long overdue. With a weight that people recognised before they could explain why. As though they had been waiting for something without knowing they were waiting, and here it finally was.

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"Look at us. Planning futures. Not waiting for Victoria to destroy them." "Feels good." "Yeah. It really does." Phone buzzed. Unknown number. We both glanced at it. I answered without fear. "Hello?" "Is this Aria Chen? This is regarding your book manuscript..." It was a publisher. Not Victoria. Never was Victoria and hasn't been in months. I was smiling when I hung up. "Book is being published in August. Right before senior year. Our story. Out in the world. And we'll be free of it."

There’s a bun baking in her oven. ~AN~ I have an announcement to make that's why I added this AN here. I plan on publishing my books in hardcover so if you want to grab a copy, please don't forget to follow me on my lnt@gr@m account castiel.lj #castiellj. All announcements and progress on that plan will be posted there. I don't have an exact date yet, but our target is by the end of 2023 or beginning of 2024, but that is the plan. I cannot publish them in their current state. My work is not perfect and it needs professional touch which I am saving up for. :)

-So where do you publish your books? - Nowhere yet, I just do publications on the net and that many young people love -And you haven't thought about making yourself known? -Yes, but I do not have enough knowledge in the field. -OK I find a niche to read some of your crap and I'll see if it's worth a look. But I promise you nothing. -Thank you sir. A few hours later that evening, he called Mike who thought he was called in for another interview for a role. However, it was more than that.