What do Ray Bradbury, Albert Einstein, and Henry
Ford have in common? Their stories of rejection, failure, and overcoming
adversity are light-heartedly told in Joyce Spizer's latest book,
Rejections of the Written Famous.
Tony Hillerman’s agent told him,
“Get rid of the Indian stuff.”
Mark Hansen and Jack Canfield, the mega-best
selling
“Chicken Soup” team, received thirty-three
rejections and their agent dropped them.
What do these people have in
common? They didn’t give up and neither should you. “No” is
the word you’re going to hear on your way to “Yes.”
Inspiration plus perspiration equals success! Bovee said, “There is
probably no hell for authors in the next world because they suffer so much in
this.”
If you're bummed and need inspiration, Joyce
Spizer's book is just the cure for the blues. Whether you're a writer, artist,
entrepreneur, musician, or dreamer, this collection of inspirational quotes and
short stories from those who didn't give up will make you or someone you love,
smile. Joyce didn't give up on her dreams, and she won't let you either.
ABOUT THE AUTHORJoyce Spizer has been talking with authors for
years, gathering stories, and sharing their dreams. As a mentor, Joyce teaches
creative rewriting, is much in demand as a motivational speaker, and is a
dedicated community volunteer. Joyce is the author of seven books and candidate
for a doctorate degree in marketing.
