Hey Seth,
I am aware that you also wrote a book, and I can see that you self-published it. I almost self-published "Ariona", but why pay for a book to be published, if a company will front the expenses? I do see that your book is cheaper than mine, and that your royalties are higher (as expected since you financed it).
Oh, and just to show that I have no hard feelings about our conversations, let me point out a typo. On amazon.com, where your book is posted, under the title 'Editorial Review' and under 'About the Author', in the last few words you said:
(in the ground-breaking theor of Coeternalism. )
I think you mean 'theory'.
Maybe your Y button is broken? Here's a link to fix it:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/158...lance&n=283155
I know I used to read "Choose Your Own Adventure" books for the public library reading program because they went by the number of books read instead of page count. It still got me to read, and to this day, I am glad I read them back then.
I'll give you props for being on this site six or so years before pimping out your novel, but I may be more of a ghost on this site. One thing about self-publishing or getting published by a low-end publisher is that they really leave the advertising up to the author (which you already know). So, my visit here may be short, depending on my interests here.
I do know that the interest level for interactive books is low, which is why I already wrote a young adult children's novel to steer my writing career in a new direction. I am in the process of getting an agent to sign on, and hopefully enter the big leagues as far as the publishing company goes.
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