My fiancé is interested in this type of service. He inherited his godfather's memoirs from his days in a concentration camp. His godfather lived through the ordeal and lived and extraordinary life. Unfortunately, he was never able to publish his memoir. I believe this service could be a great way for my fiance to publish this piece of history on behalf of his loved one.
Though there is the risk that a lot of garbage can be printed, there is the more positive hope that the aspiring and talented author can self-publish without going through the usual gauntlet of rejection letters.
I think he should try to publish that through a house. Write out a proposal and offer it somewhere. That's too good for PubIt.
I'm personally offended by it. It's a ploy, nothing else. A chance for B&N to say it offers more titles than Amazon or any of the other competitors. It's a numbers game only, and it's effing with our brains.
My fiancé is interested in this type of service. He inherited his godfather's memoirs from his days in a concentration camp. His godfather lived through the ordeal and lived and extraordinary life. Unfortunately, he was never able to publish his memoir. I believe this service could be a great way for my fiance to publish this piece of history on behalf of his loved one.
ReplyDeleteThough there is the risk that a lot of garbage can be printed, there is the more positive hope that the aspiring and talented author can self-publish without going through the usual gauntlet of rejection letters.
I look forward to what this service will bring.
I think he should try to publish that through a house. Write out a proposal and offer it somewhere. That's too good for PubIt.
ReplyDeleteI'm personally offended by it. It's a ploy, nothing else. A chance for B&N to say it offers more titles than Amazon or any of the other competitors. It's a numbers game only, and it's effing with our brains.