I would have bought it already, but I ain’t gots no Kindle, and I really don’t like reading things like that on a computer screen. I’ll try to figure out somethin’ soon, though, because I do want to read it.
To be honest, I despise reading in the Kindle app on anything other than the iPad and only then for very limited periods of time. I’m currently researching the best print-on-demand option and it’s looking like CreateSpace, which is Amazon’s offering, though I’d rather go with Lulu to help the hometown folks. Either way, there will eventually be some small quantity of physical copies available. You aren’t the only person who’s said they’d rather just read a physical copy and I don’t blame you at all.
A good friend in England pointed me your way. Thanks very much for this blog! I’m an aspiring graphic novelist with very little experience, and my first half hour browsing your site has opened up my eyes to all sorts of possibilities and common sense approaches to the publishing world. Thank you again!
Consider other areas throughout your life where you tried to keep parts of your life separate. That only works for a while. Eventually, the truth of who we are becomes exposed. If you are prepared for the life that you will live when the exposure happens, you will be in harmony with it. If you are not prepared, you will always feel bitterness.
I would have bought it already, but I ain’t gots no Kindle, and I really don’t like reading things like that on a computer screen. I’ll try to figure out somethin’ soon, though, because I do want to read it.
Posted by Andy | 29 June, 2012, 2:45 PMTo be honest, I despise reading in the Kindle app on anything other than the iPad and only then for very limited periods of time. I’m currently researching the best print-on-demand option and it’s looking like CreateSpace, which is Amazon’s offering, though I’d rather go with Lulu to help the hometown folks. Either way, there will eventually be some small quantity of physical copies available. You aren’t the only person who’s said they’d rather just read a physical copy and I don’t blame you at all.
Posted by Michael | 30 June, 2012, 8:15 PMAlso, for real, I would be happy to print a copy and mail it to you!
Posted by Michael | 30 June, 2012, 8:30 PMA good friend in England pointed me your way. Thanks very much for this blog! I’m an aspiring graphic novelist with very little experience, and my first half hour browsing your site has opened up my eyes to all sorts of possibilities and common sense approaches to the publishing world. Thank you again!
Posted by Ross | 10 June, 2013, 11:58 AMI am only too happy to help! Please keep in touch and let me know what you publish when you do!
Posted by Michael | 23 July, 2013, 10:22 PMI love this.
Posted by The Team | 8 November, 2014, 11:07 AMIt would be madness to turn it down. 🙂
Posted by dmenconi | 29 January, 2015, 4:07 PMEloquently put. Your way with words is beyond beautiful. Well played, Michael, well played.
Posted by sandybeachgirl | 9 June, 2015, 10:03 AMConsider other areas throughout your life where you tried to keep parts of your life separate. That only works for a while. Eventually, the truth of who we are becomes exposed. If you are prepared for the life that you will live when the exposure happens, you will be in harmony with it. If you are not prepared, you will always feel bitterness.
Posted by Stevo | 1 February, 2016, 12:30 PMAh, damn, I came too late to smash them words. Self pub is a tough world, I respect what you’ve got to do.
Posted by A | 13 January, 2019, 4:52 PMThe entire world needs more of you!
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