Hello. Sometimes I wish there was something else I would rather be doing than writing. The agent who had requested the full manuscript of MAPS has rejected it with a very polite one liner. Right now I'm staring a different kind of rejection letter which was sent to me over two years ago by Pan MacMillan, a letter worthy of being up on my wall, the letter that keeps me going. It says here my writing is good, above-average, that they were intrigued by my unique idea, and how the three people who'd read my sample loved the protagonist's realistic outlook on life. And then this line: "We do however want to point out that your writing and your manuscript as a whole was one of the very few which made us sit up and take note, and we definitely think that there might be something special here with another look at the drawing board." If it wasn't for this letter written by representatives of one of the biggest publishing houses in the world, I would...