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No worries. I think your bestseller status helps, obviously, but the cover designs are very eye-catching and the blurbs are enticing without resorting to outrageous claims. The fact that you set your novels in unexpected locations is a draw, too, and I felt I was about to start reading the 'Hemingway of horror'. Your website is also very impressive. As well as the written form I imagine your work would impress as audiobooks. Thanks for your reply.
Hey again, Gary,
Thanks so much for the kind words! It's funny...you think finishing writing the book is the hard part, but it really is just the beginning (especially if you decide to self-publish!) I agree with you: I think cover design is important, as well as catchy blurbs, and I guess the hook to the novels (mine, I guess, being in real places).
Anyway, thanks again, and if you have any questions, please fire away!
Cheers,
Jeremy
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No worries. I think your bestseller status helps, obviously, but the cover designs are very eye-catching and the blurbs are enticing without resorting to outrageous claims. The fact that you set your novels in unexpected locations is a draw, too, and I felt I was about to start reading the 'Hemingway of horror'. Your website is also very impressive. As well as the written form I imagine your work would impress as audiobooks. Thanks for your reply.
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Hey again, Gary,Thanks so much for the kind words! It's funny...you think finishing writing the book is the hard part, but it really is just the beginning (especially if you decide to self-publish!) I agree with you: I think cover design is important, as well as catchy blurbs, and I guess the hook to the novels (mine, I guess, being in real places).
Anyway, thanks again, and if you have any questions, please fire away!
Cheers,
Jeremy
