I gots yer submissions guidelines right here…

Author: The book has had a great deal of success via myspace.com as well as Amazon.com and Barnes&Noble. However, I have been tooling around with the idea of removing the book titled
I Need To Get A Clue from the self-publishing venue and would love to reach a wider audience.

Me: If you look at our submission guidelines, you’ll note that we don’t accept previously published books. You might take a look at this blog entry to see why: http://behlerblog.blogspot.com/2008/01/do-it-right-first-time.html

Author: No problem. Just a thought is all…

Me: “Just a thought”?? Ach…why do I bother? bangs head on keyboard…

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One Response to I gots yer submissions guidelines right here…

Allen says:

October 16, 2008 at 8:08 pm

Hey! All justa’s originate from the Palatial futon.

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