 |
|
The Waiting Room, began life as an interim novel while I was working on another novel that is tied, historically, both to place and time. I decided I needed a break from the more demanding novel, and I began The Waiting Room. Initially, I had expected it to take about three months, but as is often the case the three months became six, and the six became nine... |
|
“The waiting room, which to some may seem quite large and to others relatively small, is a medium-sized rectÂangular room with cream walls, burnt-orange doors, and light-coloured bamboo flooring. It can, however, appear either rectangular or square, depending on both the perÂspective and emotional state of the person entering it. The floor can vary from dark polished timber to an uninteresting cheap beige linoleum, and the colour of the walls fluctuates, depending again on the individual, between off-white, old rose, and midnight blue. However, no matter their perspective regarding the size and colour of the room, everyone agrees that there are no windows and only two doors.” PURCHASE For readers on the Central Coast of NSW, The Waiting Room is available at the Regional Art Gallery in Gosford and the Post Office in Kariong. Otherwise, most online book shops carry it, and a number of these retailers are listed below. Anyone needing more information is welcome to contact me.
AoE PUBLISHING |
