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Ah awsome Splitter!!! And yes it's addiciting!!
Congratulations, Splitter!!It truly must be a wonderful feeling!
Patricia
Congrats Splitter!! And I totally agree, there is nothing quite like laboring over something for so long and getting that box and practically ripping off your fingers to get into it. Holding a book in your hands is wayyyy better than holding it on a e-reader.So glad you got your books and I can't wait to get copies of my own.
Cool!That's got to be a good bit! Hope they are all lovely and ready to go... countdown to 14th about to start then??JAC
Yesterday, I found out that the books could be made available early through CreateSpace. So, I decided to offer them to the people who have given me encouragement and support through this whole process.And, I figured out how to offer a discount until it is released on Amazon (not sure what the Amazon rules are after that).
If you go to http://splittersworld.blogspot.com/ the direct links to books on CreateSapce AND the coupon code is there.
Hey, I don't "expect" anyone that already has the eBooks to buy them, I just know that some people wanted them and I wanted to offer everyone a "thank you".
Pricing: We made the books as inexpensive as possible. We make the same amount on the trade paperbacks as we do on $2.99 ebooks. Before the discount, they are $8.99 and $9.99 respectively.
Seriously, thank you people on Creative Reviews for all of the support, encouragement, and advice (and FUN!) that I have gotten here since joining. This is a great place.
Splitter
Again Congrats! Can't wait to order a copy :)
Congratulations, Splitter! I know the feeling.
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I just got the proofs today and...wow. Cambria was right. When you finally hold YOUR books in your hand, it is special somehow. It's like you are a real writer.
You feel like Pinocchio while you are writing. And editing. And when you put out the eBook. At each of those points, you get a glimpse at being a real boy...I mean, a real author. But it doesn't sink in until you are holding something made from dead trees that has your name on it.
I think there will probably be more milestones along the way (I hope there are) that give me a similar feeling, but I doubt they will live up to chasing down the UPS guy, ripping open the boxes, and seeing the colors on the covers jump out.
Like a newborn baby, I admit that I inspected them very closely and counted their fingers and toes a few times. Then I just stared at them a while.
Now, I want them to multiply lol.
Splitter