Odysseys, dear readers, have many landmark moments, and I’m approaching one now.

It’s April and that means this month is when I plan to release my first book, All We Have to Remember. I’m both extremely excited and extremely nervous.

This journey has been a long one, and even though the book release isn’t the end of the adventure, it’s an important step. Usually, dear readers, this is where I’d try and tell you what I’ve learned about this step in the journey and what and perhaps what you can do with my words. However, this time, I think I have more questions than answers.

I wonder about the future, will my book sell at all? Are the plans I’ve to market the book the right way to go about it? Will life get in the way of the time I need to pursue this writing odyssey to the fullest?

I don’t know, but I guess that only proves what I implied before. This journey isn’t over.
If you dear readers, have any advice for an odd man on an odyssey, please reach out through the comments or social media. No traveler on an odyssey lacks the need for good advice.
I have lots of questions, and of course, there are worries that nag at me, but I’m doing what I can to trust in the Architect of my dreams and to on this odyssey wherever it leads.

For now though, I want to learn what I can about what’s coming and celebrate the progress I’ve made. Praise be to the Architect of Dreams, and thank you to everyone who has supported this writing adventure!

There was a time when holding this book in my hand was further than I ever would have thought I’d go, but that’s only proof I can go further. So, if there is anything I can share to encourage you dear readers, it’s something I’ve said before, but is worth saying again. Dare to Dream!

While not the one I’d hoped to see,
Of a journey’s end and a restful reprieve,
But the sight I saw yet brought hope to me.
For, I saw my past and how far I’d already come,
A sign of the aid I’d been given by the Impossible One,
And I began to wonder if greater things were yet to come.
~ C.R. Ware

Consider buying a copy of my book, not only to support my journey but to read the beginning of Em’s in All We Have to Remember.

And so the Adventure Continues,

~C.R. Ware