When you finish writing a book you kind of think it should be momentous, right? But you do it at a dining room table, or on the toilet, your desk in the last 20 minutes of lunch, or sitting on the living room sofa while reruns of Dr Who play on mute on the TV. The thing gets done...and you sit there. You're waiting for lightning. A thunderclap. Some great emotional release. But that comes later, because at the moment? You're in shock.
A blissful state of shock that consciousness can neither enter, nor subconsciousness free ya.
You're outside time for a brief visit with the Hell Yeah Mama of Art, who says "Well done, baby," and fucking *means* it. Sitting with that is a blessing. May you be as blessed as I feel.
Sit with it.
Outside that bubble's shelf life, life goes on.