COMMENT FOR:
“I’m afraid that self-publishing company is going to steal my manuscript!”
You might want to consult with a lawyer about this, but one form of protection is to copyright your manuscript before sending it off to any outsider:
That’ll protect your book-to-be from any thief who gets a copy and not just a dubious self-publisher who, as Angelia notes, is often more interested in your money than anything else.
Since there are likely to be some differences, you’ll need to also copyright the published version when it comes out.
– Michael W. Perry, Inkling Books
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COMMENT FOR:
In Just 1 Year, I Earned $23,000 Publishing My First Book! by Mikey Chlanda
Go Mikey! Glad to help!!!!
– Steven Cheimets
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So proud of Our Maples Mikey. Write on Brother. Hugs.
– Cheryl
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Great story! You deserve the success! Best of luck to you!
– Jeff Guthrie
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COMMENT FOR:
Please, PLEASE Yank This DEMON Out of My Mouth!!!
Be careful of too much Advil. That can cause other problems.
I would see a real doctor and get a real pain med if the dentist wouldn’t give you something serious.
In my experience all root canals fail might as well. Pull it initially and save the extra money time and pain.
joe sixpak
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Good lord, girl! I too had a bad tooth story a year ago, so I understood when you went through. Your narrative brought all of it back. A great writer takes readers on the protagonist’s journey. And, oh, yes you did!
– Sarah Bates
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Glad to hear you’re on the road to recovery!
– Logan Harbaugh
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OMG, I am a dento-phobe!! I am feeling queazy reading this!! So glad you have been fixed!
– Erika Wright
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I can only sympathize. I’m completely dental phobic and had an extraction that made me avoid the dentist for five years. I’ve been playing catch up recently and white knuckle every visit. I have more crowns than the Queen.
– ExclusivelyCats
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Oh boy, did your story bring back bad memories. Until they started charging outrageous prices, i used to get gas just for a cleaning. Total baby! I have had many surgeries, but toothaches rank at the top of the pain scale. I hope you are on the mend. No more gummies! Take care! Cheers!
Pamela Allegretto
Bridge of Sighs and Dreams
Nazi-occupied Rome sets the stage for Bridge of Sighs and Dreams, where the lives of two women collide in an arena of deception, greed, and sacrifice.
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