Wednesday, February 15, 2012

A self-publishing success story---minus pants of course

Elle Lothlorian reveals all
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7 comments:

  1. arsenio ball2/15/12, 10:20 AM

    Elle seems hilarious - I'm definitely intrigued enough to check out her book (I usually never read rom-com, but my resistance has been partially eroded by Tawna Fenske, and partially by the fact that I am a sucker for European monarchies.)

    Also, I really do love her cover.

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  2. Anita2/15/12, 11:38 AM

    I LOOOVE this story. Thanks for sharing. Off to buy the frog book. P.S. I'm also like, How does someone lose her pants? I mean, did they ever turn up?

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  3. Steven J. Wangsness2/15/12, 12:34 PM

    So, if I remove my pants and try to get on a flight the sales of my novel, recently self-pubbed for Kindle, will...uhm...take off?

    Hmm. Perhaps worth a try. Marketing an ebook with zero dollars is tough!

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  4. Linda2/15/12, 5:24 PM

    Excellent story. I really needed some entertainment today. I'll definitely be checking out that book now.

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  5. Cole Howard2/15/12, 9:08 PM

    The legitimate heir to an illegitimate throne? Those family reunions have got to be depressing:

    "Here's the slide of Grandpa greeting the King of Spain as he departs the royal carriage and ascends the grand staircase to the palace's diplomatic reception foyer..."

    A collective sigh resonates through Holiday Inn banquet room number 3...

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  6. Charley2/16/12, 8:20 AM

    My daughter's one of those TSA agents. She told me once that after greeting a passenger, the person gaped at her. "I never see you people smile!"

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  7. Kregger2/16/12, 8:39 AM

    Great story.

    Gives a whole new meaning to our mothers' admomition to wear clean knickers.

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