If, like me, you’re anxiously awaiting my first publication in NOW Magazine’s NEXT column tomorrow, you’ll have to wait a little longer. It seems I’ve been preempted by another writer with a list of Mars Mission links, which the editor thought more timely than my exposé on Apple Computer becoming more like Mike — as in “Microsoft”.
No biggy; my piece is still in the bank for publication at a later date. Welcome to the world of professional writing…
Andrew Currie 
2 responses to “Houston, We Have a Problem”
As you know I’m the candy critic and I’m very interested in possibly publishing my reviews in the real world. I’ve thought about approaching magazines and papers but I really don’t have any experience selling Candy Critic like that. I figured now that your a big shot writer you might have some insight as to how I can maybe get something like this started. Should I ask free papers first, what should I demand, is a trailer with a personal assistant too much to ask?
Hey Chris,
With Valentine’s Day on the horizon, I would think you’d be able to make an appearance on CityLine or some other local show as an expert in the field of confections. Can’t hurt to inquire, anyway!
As for print, NOW’s deal is that they own whatever you give ‘em, so keep that in mind…
P.S. No trailers—sorry! 😉