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Old 11-18-2012, 05:42 AM   #6
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They seem to be ratcheting down the price.

From a 'not-so-great-deal,' it now appears to be getting a little better.

.....but I'm not buying, not until they lower the price to $19.99.

ADDED: Make that $10.99.

Also, they need to give me 3-4 free titles before joining, in order for me to determine whether or not the publisher has any proofreading skills before regurgitating them onto the masses.





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“How to Write the First 3 Paragraphs of YOUR Indie Novel” - by Max Waxwelp
1) Always write 3 sentences of exposition; 2) now create some dialogue, preferably no more than 2 sentences; and 3) make certain the dialogue is either inane or humorous. Example:
“Bob, I did not know you wore yellow suspenders,” Sally remarked.
“Gee, Sally, those are not suspenders. I am wearing yellow underwear today,” Bob revealed.

The dialogue above will help produce at least 100 more pages of dialogue.

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