Okay, my book The Railroad Man is out and published. It has sold a over seventy-five copies since it first hit the Kindle in February, not to mention over one hundred that were given away during a free promotional weekend. And the majority of those copies are not the final version. For some damned reason, I keep finding things to change that do make the story better. I always find something that makes me say to myself, "Damn it! Why didn't I put THAT in there when I wrote the thing!" So I make the changes. And Kindle and Create Space make it easy to upload those changes into the books. I have a couple of more ideas and changes that came into my head over the last couple of days. I want to go and make the changes, but I somehow think it's not fair to the ones who have already bought the book (And have given it some pretty good reviews as it is, by the way) to make changes they will never see. When do you say enough is enough? When do you finally walk away from a project that has taken so much of your time and effort to produce? I'm finding it very hard to do so. Has anyone out there felt this way about your work? Please advise.
