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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Anna
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Michael J. Sullivan:
Hi Michael! So far I've read the first half of Legends of the First Empire, and your short story from Unfettered (such a great short). I have a question about Gifford, the character with the speech impediment. Did you write him imagining him speaking like Isaac Arthur, or more like Jonathon Ross?
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