ds of other books that are published in the U.S. and U.K. each day?I won’t stand here and tell that you actually have to do anything.You still have a book, and what you do with it is entirely up to you.For instance, you can just be thrilled that you beat the odds and got a book published, send your author’s copies to your friends and family, and let the book market remain a black-box mystery you don’t involve yourself with.You’ve got a pretty nice life, and you reached your goal of becoming a Published Author.So what if low sales and low involvement will prevent you from selling another book to that publisher?One book’s enough, right?Alternately, you can feel cheated that your publisher dropped the promotions ball, and bitter that people aren’t flocking to the book you poured your heart and soul into.You can wail and gnash your teeth and throw up your hands in defeat.Later, after you’ve pulled yourself from your inactive funk, you start work on your next project, hoping your first failure hasn’t doomed your hoped-for career as a writer.You can always get a fresh start with a pseudonym, right?And when you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and help your book perform as well a