“Should I get rid of the paperback edition of my book since the hardcover makes more money?”

“If I get rid of the paperback, people will buy the hardcover one instead and my profits will increase, right?”
“If I get rid of the paperback, people will buy the hardcover one instead and my profits will increase, right?”
I was very interested in one podcast series but the narrator’s voice had a twangy tone that reminded me of a screechingly bad note on my guitar…
The driver of an 18-wheeler to my right laid on his horn, and waved wildly at us. What the HECK?!?!
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“I’m helping a friend assemble a baseball book and he wants to include photos of Topps Baseball cards…”
We kept laughing about that April Fool’s joke until Saturday morning, when I received a REAL email from our realtor that was eerily similar to the fake one Brian had created…
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“I recently retrieved my dusty copy of (the author’s) original synopsis and first chapters I produced and decided I wanted to continue to make it into book. I have tried to contact the originator by letter and email…”
Sadly, some authors will fall for this type of scam.