| | | my activity | thescribbler responded to a discussion called Does being published online make up for not being published offline? in write a book.
2 months ago
 If you use a POD (publish on demand) printer, you get to have real books to hold in your hand and sell both online and offline. I use lulu.com and am very happy with them. See my books at www.lulu.com/lougrantt. I say, go for it. Write it, get it done, rewrite it over and over until it's perfect, then decide which publishing route you want to take. Good luck with it. |
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