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I'm currently bogged down in a great number of transition scenes that are essential to one of my major revelations. And it's amazing how long it takes to get all the characters in place. My preference of course is simply to have Dominic and Kate on my monitor screen but then I wouldn't have a story. So, back to work. I'm thinking maybe another 5 or 6 days before I'm where I want to be. In the meantime, Dominic is doing a lot of juggling to make things all work out.
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Jul 09, 2013 01:56PM
why is there a large time frame between publishing in England and publishing in the United States and why do the books have different titles?
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Bj wrote: "why is there a large time frame between publishing in England and publishing in the United States and why do the books have different titles?"Bj wrote: "why is there a large time frame between publishing in England and publishing in the United States and why do the books have different titles?"
The publishers make the scheduling decisions. I have a UK publisher and one in the US. They chose different titles as well. Don't know why. I expect each has a different marketing vision. I stay out of it and just write the stories. That's the fun part.
C.C. wrote: "Bj wrote: "why is there a large time frame between publishing in England and publishing in the United States and why do the books have different titles?"Bj wrote: "why is there a large time frame..."
Thanks, just hate waiting until December. Keep writing
