Here comes the hard part. The final
sub-editing part, where I correct grammar, spelling without actually going too
much into the story or the presentation. That’s all settled and cast in stone
by now. I’d rather not change that. It means a lot of heartbreak because of the
disgust of having to sit for long time in one spot and having to concentrate.
Many times I reach for the desktop where I have internet and log-in to
Facebook. Should I? Shouldn’t I? My hand is poised, hovering, approaching the
mouse, withdraws and then in a decisive move I move the small rat-like
contraption and “Click.” Another few hours lost. That’s my Facebook addiction. I
can’t avoid that from happening. At least the novel is about the man who
started this addiction, which I have named Facespook. It’s because the man who
initially steered the idea of Facebook, or, its precursor Harvard Connect, was
an Indian.
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