Lily Amis
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Michael J. Sullivan:
I guess I have to learn to be more patient until my ball is rolling to the right direction like yours.:) You and your work are truly an inspiration.I visited your Website and got so many useful ideas.I see that you’re also offering your books and e-books in your own store.I was always afraid to trust and work with PayPal.But I guess it is going well for you?So I give it a try and hope for the best.My best wishes.Lily
Michael J. Sullivan
It's been said many times before, but that doesn't mean it's not true, writing is indeed a marathon not a sprint. More content is the key. If one book didn't find a following, write another. Keep rinsing and repeating until the momentum starts to shift.
Glad you found the website helpful. And yes, I sell my books directly (and when people buy from there I make my best margins. Paypal is extremely reliable, easy to use, and all in all a great system to work with. There are others as well, but I've found it to meet all my needs, so I haven't ever explored other options. I wish you success!
Glad you found the website helpful. And yes, I sell my books directly (and when people buy from there I make my best margins. Paypal is extremely reliable, easy to use, and all in all a great system to work with. There are others as well, but I've found it to meet all my needs, so I haven't ever explored other options. I wish you success!
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I have read the Revelations series twice, and I am currently listening to it for the first time. While listening to Theft of Swords I noticed something for the first time. When the group first meets Esrahaddon he asks Royce who he is. Royce replies that he is no one, and Esrahaddon raises his eyebrow and responds "perhaps, perhaps not". Did he know at this point who he really was?
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