We're making some changes to Fuse which is going to give us a bit more time to focus on that and our other businesses which we monitor all the time. I'll have to check which card my wife paid for the hotel on. Mark Dawson: That means it's tax deductible. James Blatch: No, it was very enjoyable and we got a little bit of business discussed as people do on the golf course, made some decisions. As we teed off I was a bit concerned we would go too fast for them, but actually that wasn't the case, they sped ahead of us. There were two very, very old ladies ahead of us, must be in their 70s.
Mark Dawson: Actually yeah, probably we were that day. James Blatch: I think we were some of the younger players on the course that day. Mark Dawson: We played all right, didn't we? For a couple of very average, older players who haven't played for very long. Mark Dawson: You mean tore up as in leaving a lot of divots? Yes, that would be fair to say. well, we didn't shatter the course record, but. James Blatch: We tore up that course, right? We shattered. The morning was lovely and warm and sunny. Given the weather has been pretty shocking so far in August in the UK, we did actually have a really beautiful day.
We did have a nice dinner, then the next day we had a round of golf. We had a little get together this week, didn't we? I came down to beautiful Wiltshire and lovely Salisbury and we had a lovely dinner at Dawson Towers, which normally is a jokey name for someone who lives in a small, detached, terraced house, but you actually do live in what is effectively a castle. There was some sort of admin error, which was very confusing. Yes.Ĭonfusingly someone got it sent to James Blatch at their address the other day somewhere in America. The golds get something through the post, which is very exciting. James Blatch: Which is why we don't see everyone's addresses. James Blatch: Which I think will be Jeff, because I think that's when you have to give your address. Keep an eye on your postbox or your letterbox, wherever you get your mail from, because you'll be getting something in the post from Catherine quite soon. Thank you to Michael and Jeff for supporting the show. Michael Howell is, I don't know where Michael is, but Jeff Elkins is in North Carolina, USA. We have some Patreon supporters to welcome, which is now your job. I just had a few technical gremlins which I think I managed to iron out, so that's okay. This is The Self-Publishing Show with me, James Blatch. There's never been a better time to be a writer.
Join in the best seller Mark Dawson and first-time author James Blatch as they shine a light on the secrets of self-publishing success. Do you want to make a living from your writing? No one standing between you and your readers. Basically it's like the Facebook platform, they turn on a sixpence, don't they? If you're not up-to-date with this stuff, you're lost really. Mikey Campling: Everything changes so quickly. Voiceover: On this edition of The Self-Publishing Show. SPS-292: The SPF Foundation and the Dartmoor Detective - with Mikey Campling
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