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Anyway, my point -- and there is one -- is that print books really do matter. This has become
To demonstrate my point, behold the moment of reveal for Ben Sobieck!
And, yes, I also know that feeling of joy. I'm just too technically stupid to do a video. Ha ha ha ...
Besides, with a hand like this, I might fumble way too much with the box. Ha ha ha ... #iamfoolish
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BTW, here's another post I wrote today. Isn't that awesome? Ha ha ha ...
PS: I'll overlook this horrible news for the moment, if you will, okay? Ha ha ha ... #iamfoolish
UPDATE: Here's the Facebook page for Intrigue Publishing, a new venture of Austin Camacho. Yay, Austin! :)
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Thanx for the boost, Debbie! Intrigue Publishing is looking for great genre fiction to publish, and we're building steam for our writer/fan conference next year! Sure hope to see you there!!
My pleasure, Austin! :) Please keep me posted on your conference, okay? And best of luck with Intrigue Publishing.
Best of luck to all publishers, including self-publishers. Ha ha ha ... #iamfoolish
Debbi, you are the best. Thanks for posting my video here.
I don't care if you're a self-pubber or a lifer with the big guys. There's something surreal about seeing that first print book. It's like holding a newborn your brain willed into existence.
And print does still matter. It's all about giving the reader choice.
It was my pleasure, Ben! :)
I know exactly what you mean about the feeling of holding a newborn in your hands. I'm not a mother, but creating a print book comes about as close to the experience as I'll ever get.
Print books totally matter. Many people, both young and old, prefer them. Ebooks may be a growing market, but print books aren't dead by a long shot. Amazon wouldn't be opening a brick-and-mortar store, if they were, right? Or making print deals with a select group of authors. Amazon's A-list. Ha ha ha ...
Looks like the joke is on all of us. Ha ha ha ... #iamfoolish
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