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This made me chuckle, because I always read the acknowledgments. I like to because it feels like a window into the world of the author and the process of writing.

As someone who aspires to someday write a book, I find myself daydreaming about what I may say in that section, when I read them in published books. (Nerd alert).

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Oh yes, I love reading the acknowledgments. That’s why it’s so terrifying to write them - it’s a hidden test of your prowess :)

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I am nearing the time for writing my (first ever) acknowledgements page for my (first yet) book, and I didn't imagine anyone felt the uncertainty/anxiety I feel over it. So nice to be not-alone in these things! I've wondered, even, if I could leave the page out entirely. Or only say: to almost everyone I've ever met: thank you. Thinking the latter would not go over well, though, ha ha.

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I would favour the words ‘thank you’ in giant letters across one page. Job done! ;)

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And thank you for sharing the poor man’s feast👊🏻

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The paragraph that starts with “doubt is the way we grow...” ✨

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Yes! I was nodding (thank you, thank you) all along as I read this post, but when I got to this paragraph, I breathed deep and found I was smiling.

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Jun 2, 2022Liked by Katherine May

This has me smiling and snapping and saying, “wow, yes, true,” to no one in particular. Katherine, thank you.

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Glad to hear it :)

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