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56 on 2nd try. Ok that’s enough I won’t beat 56.
I wrote three in the 90's. Had an agent pitching them to publishers and movie studios. Nothing happened (nor should it have. They weren't good enough IMO.)
So now I'm trying to write one that's actually good. It's about what I know: living in the Canadian suburbs, working in a blue collar environment and the struggles/triumphs of those of us who do that. It touches fairly lightly on themes of addictions and trauma. There are two main romantic relationships that are central.
Mainly it's supposed to be funny and hopefully a bit touching and thoughtful in the end.
Sounds awesome! Are you going to self-publish on Amazon? Or waiting to figure the details out after you finish it?
Yeah one thing at a time. Finish it first.
My general thought is I would like to get an agent since I am not a salesman at all - but maybe that is 1990's thinking.
I'm sure what I'll do is start searching up articles on the topic - do some reading - ask around - maybe I know someone who knows someone. Make a plan from there.
I edited/published some books for my uncle on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). It's very easy! They also offer a print-on-demand service where paperbacks are printed only when they are ordered to save on up-front costs.
What type of rights on your work does Amazon get when publish through this?