[77071]

blah blah blah there were words here once
ty for the answers

 

[Z. Rider]

Readers don't actually need to know anything. What you choose to share is entirely up to you. It's not even a "classier/not classier" thing; it's simply your personal choice on how public you want to be, about any part of your life. The only thing that ever has to be public is your product--not your process.

 

[Carol Davis]

I would think they'd be more interested in whether you'll be writing more stories at all -- not who's publishing them. I don't even bother to look at who published a book when I consider buying it.

Do what feels comfortable and right for you.  That's my best advice!

 

[Patty Jansen]

Train wrecks are 100% best kept to oneself.

 

[75814]

Why would readers care how you publish?

 

[77071]

Four replies is great.  Thank you guys - editing out my question now. 

 

[cinisajoy]

As a reader speaking,  the only thing I want to know is will you still be writing books.
As to the how you get it published,  not my concern.

 

[77071]

Train wrecks are 100% best kept to oneself.

Also I'm not a TRAIN wreck! Just kind of a wreck sometimes!