HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS RIGHT?

Sometimes I feel like Schrödinger's cat.
 

The scenario presents a cat that may be both alive and dead, depending on an earlier random event.
 

In the course of developing this experiment, Schrödinger coined the term Verschränkung (entanglement).
 

And Entanglement

is now what I find myself mired in.
 

 

http://vrbarkowski.wordpress.com/2013/08/12/the-unsolicited-review-is-dead-long-live-free-promotion/

 

VR Barkowski (I've never asked if she were related to CHUCK)

 

She wrote:

 

"What I really want to talk about is the devaluing of reviews, whether as a result of abuse—

faking or buying feedback and cronyism being the three most obvious examples—

or because the average reader is so weary of being solicited for reviews,

he or she simply doesn’t bother with them anymore."

 

I still read reviews by the way --

 

I can tell when a review is inked with venom or with false praise. It is a bit like hearing an answer from a Beauty contestant versus listening to the honest reflection of a friend when asked about a movie.  You may not be able to tell how you know.

 

But you know. 

 

 



Jessica Bell recently blogged on Should Authors Post Negative Reviews.

 

"I've decided to avoid posting negative reviews.

Not only because of the possible consequences,

but because I really don't believe in putting another author down

no matter how bad I think their work is.

 

It's just NOT NICE.

 

And as an author, I think you should be able to put yourself in another author's shoes,

and understand how horrible it feels."

 

So where does that leave me when I have

 

 

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as prizes for writing honest reviews for my

audiobooks?

 

{Check out my CURRENT CONTESTS PAGE for details}

{Victor Standish's theme song}

{A music video worthy of McCord's
eerie walk through the Kol Basar}