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So I went to the bookmarket in Deventer, The Netherlands today and I'm quite happy with the books I found. I found all the books pictured below for just €33,50!
For people who can't view the pictures for any reason, the books are:
Agatha Christie - Waarom Evans niet? (Original title: 'Why didn't they ask Evans?')
Agatha Christie - De Wraakgodin (Original title: 'Nemesis')
Stieg Larsson - Mannen die vrouwen haten (Original title: 'Män som hatar kvinnor', in English called 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo')
Eric van Lustbader - Het Testament
Terry Pratchett - De Kleur van Toverij (Original Titel: 'The Colour of Magic')
Andy McDermott - The Covenant of Genesis
Poul Anderson - The Gods laughed
Added them to my (already way to long) tbr-list, and can't wait to read them!
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How my Debut Novel Became a Best-Seller and Why The Book Market is Broken.
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What to Do Before You Write a Book
Writing a book is a big undertaking but one that excites many people. If you've been bitten by the bug, have writing skills, and want to become an author, now is the time to take the plunge. Success lies in an organized, systematic approach, from writing to your final book publicity campaign. In many ways, the preparation process – what you do before you begin writing – can be the most crucial. It's when you identify your target audience and likely readers; being clear on them helps you write a book that will sell and interest its intended audience. Doing some research will help from the start.
One of the ways to better understand your target readers is to benchmark against what they're already reading. Your book will do best when it feeds their interest and is a logical next step (or an intelligent leap) from what's doing well in the marketplace today. People buy books to learn or be entertained; it's even better if you can do both. As you finalize your book and work with an editor and cover designer, they'll want to understand your target audience. Clarity at all process phases and sticking with your plan will pay off. Settling on the correct title and cover design also matters significantly.
A book's title is obviously crucial for many reasons. Get it right, and you will help your project become a success. For nonfiction writers, seasoned publicists also point out that subtitles are vital. They explain the book clearly to prospective buyers, reviews, the media, and librarians. Titles can shake things up and be surprising as long as they relate to the topic and the subtitle clearly explains your book's content. Part of settling on a title is a spontaneous and intuitive process, but it's also a strategic decision. Your editor can also help with opinions and suggestions. It's a process you may find enjoyable ultimately.
When it comes time to market your book, you'll want to plan an effective publicity program. It will definitely include online promotional activities like posting to your social media. You'll also want to seek traditional medic coverage in most cases. Newer media channels like podcasting and blogging also hold promise. They're accessible and reach niche audiences that may be very interested in you and your book's topic. When combined with other carefully selected marketing tactics, you'll improve your chances of reaching target readers with news of your book's publication; it will help spark sales.
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Imagine a world where birds have evolved so much they can no longer fly - instead they all live in houses in towns and take a plane if they want to travel! Young daydreamer, Jack, has never really fitted in and, as his school Careers Day looms, he starts to question why he should follow the life path that he has been told to. In the Bird Kingdom every species has a rigidly prescribed career: sparrows like Jack must become mechanics, blue jays become beauticians, cranes have to go into construction, ducks are drivers, owls form the police force and parrots become teachers, etc. The problem is, ever since he was little, Jack has dreamed of being a pilot - a job reserved for hawks. Despite the ridicule of his classmates and the put downs from his teachers, Jack's longing to fly a plane keeps growing and then one fateful day, he thinks the unthinkable - I can break the mould! At first Jack is ridiculed for his attempts to achieve his dream but he is no quitter, and his maverick spirit sets him off on an incredible adventure.
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"If I catch you, I fuck you"
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An Excerpt from The Professor
A romantic story of hot lesbian sex by Anietta Strong
Penny
I’m standing in the corner, or one of several, I am naked and looking over I can see Lucy in another corner. As we were instructed, before being sent upstairs to prepare, we both have our hands on our head. My legs are parted too. I’m very nervous, this is way outside my comfort zone despite my brazen comments. At least I know it’s an act. Until very recently when I invited Michael back to stay the night, any romantic involvement was unheard of. Now I’ve ventured into new territory, testing something I’ve always wondered about myself. Did I like people of my own sex in a sexual way? I’d seen the cut down shorts in a charity shop, at 50p buying them wasn’t likely to break the bank but their effect when I’d worn them tonight had been electric. I’d never been quite sure when Miriam had moved in. The cottage next to mine had remained empty for years and I’d watched it slowly deteriorate. I couldn’t believe it when it suddenly went up for sale and was bought swiftly. Miriam didn’t look the type, but I could see she was unhappy, frequently deep in thought. I used to walk a lot at night, being out amongst the stars. I frequently passed close to her house after she’d moved in and I could hear her crying. She had obviously lost someone special and I so wished I could have comforted her.
I got to know her and I soon realised she had dropped out of society. She didn’t talk much about her past although she did mention she used to teach modern history at a London university. She mentioned her intention to start a small holding, try her hand at niche products such as cheeses made from sheep and goat’s milk. She even considered getting a small herd of buffalo, to make mozzarella, bocconcini, ricotta, feta, and halloumi cheeses. I soon talked her out of that! A few milking cows were a handful, but buffalo! She wasn’t bothered about getting her hands dirty either, she helped with milking and it was then I gradually started to have other feelings too. The main of which was was one of dependency. Then came the book. Michael had stayed over and was cooking breakfast, she arrived flushed and excited – her book had been accepted for publication. Our worlds changed from that day onward and it had culminated in me kissing her. Why? I didn’t know why or what to expect, but my actions this morning had brought me back later when her car pulled up. I wore a short tight-fitting dress and nothing else whatsoever underneath and now, hours later I was standing naked in her bedroom awaiting her attention.
‘That’s what I like to see, a nice plump bottom ready for spanking, except there are two now. How lucky can I get.’ Miriam announced her arrival. A shiver ran down my back. I’d never been spanked. My mother was strict but I never received as much as a slap across my legs. The fact I was naked was a telling factor, I had no doubts as to where that forthcoming spanking was to be directed. I knew Miriam was moving closer. I turned my head to look across at Lucy who was looking back at me. ‘Keep your nose pressed into the corner young lady, don’t look at her. You need to do the same Lucy, you’re in enough trouble as it is!’ I felt both hands cup my cheeks. I knew my bottom was tight and muscular. All those hours of toil had firmed my glutes. ‘I’ve thought about the possibility of this moment arising ever since I saw your rear end for the first time. You were bending over and I’ve taken a keen interest in it ever since. In fact, you knew that didn’t you Penny, I know you have recently put it on display even more haven’t you?’ I had, I’d caught her looking several times and as a result I’d posed in a way to place it in prime position.
‘Yes, Miriam.’ She now prised my cheeks apart and slid several fingers deep between.
‘Clench your cheeks.’ I did and she slid her hand back out.
‘I told Lucy you could crack a walnut between your cheeks. It was clearly an exaggeration but I’m going to compare your cheeks to those of Lucy whose are very cute but lacking in muscle tone. I’ll expect some improvement though, do you hear.’
‘Yes mummy.’ She answered. It seemed an odd reply, one I could understand in a way. Then a hand went between my legs. Untouched by human hand since a child. Now two hands had been there. Michael’s and now, extraordinary that of a woman. It wasn’t the touch of a doctor or gynaecologist either, this was sexual and I knew she was heading to the spot. Her fingers seemed to crawl through and then a finger reached my sensitive place. I shuddered and my knees went weak.
‘You masturbate don’t you? I saw you outside in sun, wind and rain. I never saw anyone else at your house, you rarely went out so I did wonder how you satisfied your sexual needs, a young woman with racing hormones, needing a solution to her arousal. Well?’ My God, this woman didn’t let up!
‘Yes, Miriam I do. In fact, after I kissed you this morning I went back home and I rubbed my spot until I had the ultimate feeling.’ I answered truthfully. I heard a giggle from Lucy. She was laughing at my naivety.
‘You mean you rubbed your clitoris until you climaxed. We all do it Penny including Lucy who will get two extra cane strokes for being hurtful.’
‘Yes mummy, I’m sorry Penny.’
‘Apology accepted.’ I replied. Miriam removed her hand and moved away. I wondered what was now going to happen. I didn’t have to wait long
‘Come here Penny.’ Miriam spoke in her soft but powerful voice. I turned and she was seated on the bed, halfway along it’s length. I moved towards her and stood legs apart before her. My pubes were at her eye level. ‘I sensed you were a redhead at heart. In the sunlight I often saw the colour of spun gold in your hair. It’s more pronounced further down.’ She tugged at my shaggy mound. ‘Do you like pubic hair, I used to but when stray grey hairs appeared I started to shave. Young Lucy shaves, don’t you?’ Miriam asked to which her now standard reply was returned.
‘Yes mummy.’
‘I’ve never considered them. I’ve seen pictures of naked women and their areas were shaven. I assumed it was so more of herself was visible to the person looking?’ I answered.
‘Personally, I prefer the pubic and vaginal area shaven, or certainly trimmed short. Some women have hair running between their cheeks, even part way up their back. Obviously, it’s a choice you have to make, it’s your body. Turn around, part your legs wide and bend over, lets see if this applies to you.’ I was horrified!
‘I can’t, you’d see everything, including my bum hole!’ I bleated. My mother always told me it was a disgusting place and only certain men had any interest in it.’
‘Bum hole? You can call it that in your home Penny, but in my home, you use it’s correct name, anus. It’s your anus and below it is your vagina and yes, you will be exposing both to my gaze, it’s the whole reason for the exercise.’ I felt a shiver run down my spine again, this woman’s voice could cut glass, she sounded too strict for me to consider disobeying her. She aroused me.
‘I realise that Miriam, but even so, it’s something I’ve never even considered. It’s so embarrassing, so humiliating.’ I tried to reason. I glanced across at Lucy who looked sympathetic. I realised she’d been here too.
‘I did say downstairs, that staying and playing with the grown ups would be that step up. You don’t have to do anything you don’t like. Lucy, and I make complete love, no holds barred, nothing is off the table. We both have the same red lines, that of safety and human values. But ours is always consensual. If you feel you cannot do this, then it’s best you get dressed and go home.’ There it was, an ultimatum. I’d come this far and I’d been sexually aroused to levels unheard of with Michael. I knew I had to stay. I turned around parted my legs still further and bent over until my fingers touched the carpet. I felt my sticky buttocks part and cold air invaded what was then exposed to her. ‘There, that wasn’t too bad, was it?’ It was too late to argue. Everything was gaping, so nothing was now left to the imagination. Then horror. ‘Lucy, would you like to come and assist me. I can’t see very well where I’m looking with her tangle of distinctive red hair so I feel I need a second opinion.’ I went to argue but decided I’d only get the same response and I’d find myself alone in bed with no certainty Michael would be round later. I sensed movement and then I saw a pair of bare feet had arrived. Lucy’s body now pressed against my back, so there was no chance I could stop them now. I felt hands grasp each cheek and pull then open so wide I felt I might split.
‘No Miriam, I agree, Penny is clear of hair, or between her cheeks anyway, I can’t say the same for her vagina though.’ I felt a finger touch my anus, it was a strange word, new to me, but one I imagined I’d have to adopt now. Then a shock, hot lips pressed down and what I assumed to be a flicking pointed tongue was working its way around that area before it came to rest at its centre.
‘Oh my God, don’t stop, that feels so nice.’ I murmured with a trembling voice.
‘I think Penny is lesbian don’t you Lucy?’ I heard Miriam’s voice and her hot breath invading me as she spoke.
‘I do, would you like me to come over and shave you?’ Lucy then asked. I wondered if Miriam might object. There was none and all the action between my cheeks was rhythmic licking
‘I’ve never considered it but yes, if you don’t mind. Tomorrow?’ I suggested.
‘I’ll have to ask mummy if I can come out to play though.’ I couldn’t believe what I’d got myself into but I wasn’t complaining.
‘Yes, so long as you don’t stay too long. You get overtired and irritable.’ Well, I’d just heard the green light given. Then the mood changed and Miriam pulled away. My anus now felt cold as its wetness was exposed to the air. ‘Would you be so kind as to help Penny into the wheelbarrow position for her spanking.’ Lucy moved away and I stood up. Next, I was told to get on my knees and Lucy helped me climb up to straddle Miriam’s waist as she sat on the bed. A soft pillow was tossed down to rest my head upon. I was exposed once again but now in a position I understood from its description. ‘I’m now going to smack your bottom. I must admit I’ve looked forward to this moment.’ Miriam announced. I’d never been as much as slapped, I felt nothing but trepidation. ‘Are you ready?’ She asked. I didn’t feel I’d ever be ready, but I didn’t know what else to say.
‘Yes Miriam.’ I felt Miriam’s warm hand pat my cheeks then it was raised and brought down firmly.
SMACK!
‘Owww!’ I squealed. It stung. The blows continued. Smack after smack rained down on both cheeks and then round my flanks. I started to cry, then scream. It was relentless. Then it stopped and the same hand that had hurt so much was rubbing me, straying between my legs and seeking out my spot I now knew was my clitoris. Another pair of hands arrived and I felt cream being squeezed from a tube and rubbed into my burning cheeks. The pain had gone and now replaced by something much nicer. Miriam’s finger went to work on me and I started to get a very familiar feeling, but one which was building into something far greater than I’d ever experienced. The rubbing increased in intensity and another finger was on my anus. Between the two I felt unimaginable pleasure and it had reached a stage where there was to be no return. I breathed in deeply and let out a shattering roar as my climax took me over the cliff.
I’m downstairs now, we decided to have a break. We all sat around the kitchen table in matching towelling robes, mine a spare, but Miriam suggested getting our respective initials placed on each, as she anticipated we’d all three meet quite often.
‘I don’t do jealousy and if we all stick to that rule we will get along. I don’t think you’ll ever be in doubt you are lesbian do you Penny?’ Miriam asked. It was a question I didn’t answer before my mobile phone pinged to say I’d had a text message. I read it and placed the phone down dismissively. ‘I bet he’s cancelled?’ Miriam asked.
‘That obvious, was it?’ I replied.
‘I suspect you had your doubts all along.’ Lucy added.
‘I know, but it still hurts. So, what do I do now, I can’t muscle into your relationship, much as I’d like to. I can’t lock myself away like Miss Havisham in Dickens’s Great Expectations can I!’ I replied, irritated.
‘When I moved here, obviously heartbroken, I left it a few weeks and I started checking on Fetlife and there was to my surprise a kink group for lesbian women in the area. It has 50 members. I don’t think a vanilla relationship will cut it for you, so I suggest you check them out. I’ll give you the contact details. Our bed upstairs is plenty big enough for four, so, if you strike gold and find a nice girl of similar age to yourself, certainly not my age, then bring her along. She’ll need to have a cute arse though!’
‘That is news to me, but it just proves what a sheltered life I’ve led until now.’ I replied.
‘I bet you’ve never cum like that in your life!’ Miriam suggested.
‘Are you kidding! At one stage when I was midway through my climax, I thought my insides were dropping out’ I realised now, what made me take off into orbit was when Lucy had leaned down between my parted cheeks and licked me too. That, together with what Miriam was doing took me onto a new level and while Michael’s cock was very nice, what these two women were doing between them while I was trapped had given me pleasure in a way he couldn’t achieve if he tried between now and kingdom come. I was hooked line and sinker!
‘How’s your bottom?’ Miriam asked.
‘Warm!’ I replied.
‘Good, that is how it should be.’ She then asked me a question. ‘What are your plans now Michael isn’t coming, only I have plans for Lucy and I feel you shouldn’t be present.’ I felt a little like I was being dismissed.
‘I have things I can do, plus I have to be up just after five for milking, can I be nosy and ask what those plans are?’ Miriam looked at Lucy who looked back sheepishly.
‘Lucy and I have some issues to deal with which involves corporal punishment. I’m not sure you should be present, but that depends on you and whether Lucy minds you being here. It’s going to get very personal and very emotional.’ I was aware she’d mentioned caning Lucy, but I wasn’t totally sure she meant it. I wondered about the wisdom of remaining, I would feel like a voyeur or at least an intruder into something very private.
‘I’d like her to stay.’ Lucy announced. ‘She can comfort me.’ I was more than shocked. I was totally amazed.
‘I prefer you didn’t, do you mind? We can catchup tomorrow, besides Lucy has a little task to perform.’ I’d forgotten the shaving. I wondered about the wisdom of doing that. I loved my little red bush. I sensed tension in the room, possibly one borne out of fear. I didn’t know what was going to happen but I sensed there was a score to settle. I didn’t want to sit in the middle of something only two out of our trio could resolve so I got up, made my excuses, and went upstairs to dress.
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Wishing the best of holiday happiness to all of my friends and fans. May the season bring you peace, rest and good future tidings.
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How to Launch a Bestselling Novel Across Borders
For many Malaysian authors, the dream of seeing their novels reach readers around the globe is no longer out of reach. With the rise of digital publishing, global distribution platforms, and an increasing appetite for diverse stories, it’s now possible for Malaysian writers to make their mark internationally. But expanding to foreign markets isn’t as simple as translating a book—it requires thoughtful planning and strategic execution.
From preparing your manuscript to building a connection with foreign audiences, every step counts. A key component of this process is ensuring that your novel is adapted for cultural and linguistic differences, and this is where a professional translation company in Malaysia plays a crucial role. Here’s a detailed guide to help you successfully launch your novel across borders.
Researching Your Target Markets
Before you consider translating your book, it’s important to know where your story has the greatest potential. Every market has its own preferences for genres, themes, and cultural narratives. For Malaysian authors, some markets are naturally easier to enter than others.
For instance, Indonesian readers may relate to Malaysian cultural references due to shared traditions, while Western readers might appreciate fresh perspectives from Southeast Asia. Understanding your audience helps you decide which countries to prioritize for your book launch.
How to Start:
Identify markets where your genre is popular. For example, thrillers and romance novels often sell well in the US and Europe.
Research current trends in international book fairs or bestseller lists in your target countries.
Study how similar books from Malaysian authors, like Yangsze Choo’s The Ghost Bride, performed globally.
Why Translation Is More Than Words
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A professional translation company in Malaysia can ensure that your novel retains its voice while adapting to the unique needs of international readers.
Key Benefits of Professional Translation:
Cultural Adaptation: Idioms, humor, and cultural references that resonate with Malaysian readers might not work abroad. Translators can adapt these elements to make them relatable.
Genre-Specific Expertise: Translators with experience in your genre can ensure the tone and style match global expectations while staying true to your story.
Accuracy and Consistency: From names to recurring themes, a professional translator ensures everything in your book aligns seamlessly.
Preparing for Localization
Localization goes beyond translating text—it involves adapting every part of your novel to the preferences of the target market. This may include modifying character names, rephrasing cultural metaphors, or even adjusting settings and themes to be more relatable.
Example:
If your novel includes Malaysian dishes like roti canai or durian, your translator might need to explain these terms or replace them with equivalents more familiar to foreign readers. Similarly, traditional Malaysian expressions might require explanation or substitution.
A translation company with a strong understanding of both Malaysian culture and your target market can strike the right balance between authenticity and accessibility.
Planning Your International Book Launch
Launching your book abroad requires more than just translating the text—it’s about building buzz and connecting with readers in new markets.
Steps to Consider:
Work With Local Publishers: Collaborating with publishers in your target market can help with distribution and marketing. They know the audience and can position your book accordingly.
Use Social Media Campaigns: Create targeted ads or book trailers that speak directly to international audiences. Highlight themes or elements of your story that will resonate with them.
Engage in Virtual Launch Events: Host online Q&A sessions or virtual readings to connect directly with foreign readers.
Participate in Book Fairs: Events like the Frankfurt Book Fair or the London Book Fair provide opportunities to showcase your work to global publishers and distributors.
Exploring E-Books and Audiobooks
As e-books and audiobooks continue to grow in popularity, they’ve become essential tools for international expansion. These formats make it easier to distribute your book and reach readers in multiple countries.
Why They’re Important:
E-books eliminate printing and shipping costs, making them an accessible option for readers abroad.
Audiobooks appeal to busy readers and are especially popular in markets like the US and Europe.
By offering your novel in these formats, you increase its reach and accessibility across borders.
Leveraging Book Reviewers and Influencers
Book influencers play a significant role in helping readers discover new titles. Collaborating with book bloggers, YouTubers, or social media influencers in your target markets can help create buzz around your novel.
How to Do This:
Send advance review copies to influencers who focus on your genre.
Partner with bookstagrammers or YouTubers to showcase your book visually.
Identify expats or cultural ambassadors who can bridge the gap between your Malaysian roots and foreign audiences.
Securing Copyright and Legal Protection
Expanding to international markets also involves legal considerations. You’ll need to ensure your intellectual property rights are protected abroad to avoid issues like piracy or unauthorized adaptations.
Steps to Take:
Work with a legal professional to register your trademark and copyrights in key markets.
Ensure contracts with translators or local publishers specify ownership of your work.
By protecting your rights, you can ensure your book is marketed and distributed fairly.
How a Translation Company in Malaysia Can Help
A reliable translation company in Malaysia isn’t just a service provider—it’s a partner in your journey to international success. They bring:
Linguistic Expertise: Skilled translators who understand your voice and adapt it for foreign readers.
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Breaking into international markets as a Malaysian author is an exciting opportunity, but it requires careful planning and professional support. A thoughtful approach to translation and localization ensures your novel doesn’t just reach foreign readers—it resonates with them.
By partnering with an experienced translation company in Malaysia, you can bring your story to life in new languages and cultures, making it a true bestseller across borders. Your words have the power to connect with audiences worldwide—take the first step and let your story travel.
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"You can’t escape me, little mouse. I will always find you."
Zade Meadows, Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton
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Make Your Author Newsletter Count For More Subscribers
A few months ago, I blogged about what political texts taught me about marketing. And then a recent article crossed my social media feed that basically said that consumers are opting out (as many as 40% a week) from marketing communications due to a few reasons. The good news, I realized as I read the article, was that author newsletters are uniquely positioned to keep their subscribers, and this echoes things I've been saying for a long time about your author newsletter.
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- 52% of customers feel that it's difficult to prevent marketers from using their personal information - 53% who unsubscribe do say it's due to the volume of the messages they receive. (Keep reading though!) - Most people say they receive high volume of emails that are irreverent, unwanted, and too commercialized (That last one is important!) (source for those stats if you want to read some geeky marketing stuff)
What does this mean for authors?
Current trends in marketing mean that it's more important than ever to stop treating your readers like an ATM machine that you can extract money from. The good news is that we know readers love our books. They buy our books. They subscribe to your author newsletter because they want....wait for it.... MORE BOOKS! That fixes the emails being unwanted. How about too commercial or using their information? Well, don't make every newsletter an advertisement for your books WITHOUT providing some value. Maybe this is a book by an author friend (newsletter swaps), some stories about your pets or a cool photo you took in the park. Be human. Ethical marketing is human marketing based on human connections. Finally, if you don't have news, don't send a newsletter. I still recommend at least once a month, probably two to keep your name in their minds, but every week? Only if you have real news to share that's meaningful to them. And the bottom line is don't be spammy or misleading with their information. When they opt out - opt them out. Don't add them to a million segmented lists and make them opt out of each one. And if you're going to be heavily promoting something like a class or a retreat, make sure they can opt out of just that list too, if they want. Treat them like a friend, and they'll stay subscribed to you. Oh and PS those political texts? All sending 20+ texts a day do was piss me off and make me unsubscribe and think even worse about the people sending them. You know why? Because they didn't follow these rules about being relevant, personal, and making that connection. They treated me like an ATM, and I treated them like the trash they were. Looking to get more out of your newsletter? Reach out and let's talk about how to make your service work for you. Or, if you want to cut your author newsletter costs, check out Epona Mail. It integrates with most major providers, like Bookfunnel or Story Origin, and can save you money. Stop breaking the bank just to email your subscribers and work with a company that says NO to AI, NO to outsourcing, and YES to authors. We use it here at Epona Author Solutions AND use it for all of our author newsletters and want to share it with you. Read the full article
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