The good news is that I heard last week that “A Ship in the Harbor” placed second in the Connecticut Press Club’s annual competition. Not only is that very nourishing to the ego, but it will give me the opportunity to send out press releases and get some more exposure for the book.
The bad news is that it’s been some time since I’ve received any feedback to this blog, and I wonder if anybody’s actually reading it. So I’ve decided that unless I hear something encouraging from somebody out there, I will assume that no one is reading and quit writing it.
If you’re out there and want me to continue, please let me know either by responding here or by e-mailing me at julianpadowicz@julianpadowicz.com.
Over and out,
Julian Padowicz
About Me
- Julian Padowicz
- Stamford, CT, United States
- In February of 1940, 6 months after Hitler attacked Poland and weeks after my 8th birtday, my mother and I created a sensation by walking out of Soviet-occupied eastern Poland, past armed guards, through the snow-covered Carpathian Mountains. This was the climax of just the first part of our journey from Warsaw to New York and of my personal, spiritual odyssey. I have chronicled this adventure with love and humor in three memoirs. "Mother and Me: Escape from Warsaw 1939" published in 06, "A Ship in the Harbor" November 09, and "Love of Yulian" still to be released. To promote these books, I carry a pocketful of fliers to hand out to anyone I can. For approaching passers by with my fliers, on my run/walks along Stamford's (CT) Hope Street, I have been dubbed The Hope Street Stalker. These run/walks bring me many adventures and ideas, which I will try to share with you in this blog.
Mother and Me
A Ship in the Harbor
You have that continue writing in your blog.
ReplyDeleteI reading your blog and i like a lot, but english no is my native language this is the reason i dont write anything there, but i can read and it helps me with my english. I hope you dont stop to write.
I am a Colombian Catolic girl in (I hope you dont have problems with this ), and i live in argentina, and i enjoy my afternoons reading your blog.