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Thin Places-Faith, Family and Disability

Did You Miss Me?

Last updated on: June 30, 2011 at 5:22 pm   by Amy Julia Becker

Did You Miss Me? 2011-06-30T17:22:03-04:00 Amy Julia Becker

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Okay, that’s about the most narcissistic title for a blog post I can imagine–sorry! But some of you might have noticed that I haven’t responded to any comments in the past week, and I didn’t post anything on Tuesday or Wednesday. Because we took a family vacation (check back in tomorrow for some thoughts and more photos)!

I didn’t even bring my computer on vacation (a victory for me–hard to resist the temptation to stay connected), but I did keep a handwritten list of dozens of posts I just might write someday…

In the meantime, I wanted to draw your attention to some very helpful comments on some of last week’s posts:

Thanks to DD for explaining why the cover for A Good and Perfect Gift was the right choice:

…the second cover is much, much warmer. And the fact that the first one is reminiscent of the in-your-face, emotionally manipulative logo of an anti-abortion group is misleading in a negative way about the content of your book. It could potentially turn a whole host of people off that it is counter-productive to alienate. Also, while the black is sophisticated, it is a bit cold and suggestive of a possibly dark outcome and the fact that you only see the baby feet is not reassuring. The golden tones, the open field, the healthy little girl on the second cover are all more inviting and suggestive of a more hopeful, optimistic tale instead of a gravely serious downer.

(Ellen and Tricia, thanks for disagreeing–I’m grateful for honest opinions!)

Thanks, also, to those of you who suggested some questions for Rachel Simon. I should be talking with her next week, and I’ll try to work in all your wonderful suggestions.

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