October 18, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Marc505 said: Thank you! General question, how much of that do you actually receive yourself?
October 18, 20196 yr 3 hours ago, donkeyshorn said: General question, how much of that do you actually receive yourself? Oh about 30p. I'm planning on retiring soon... You can select different royalty options when you use Amazon KDP to publish but to be eligible for higher royalties you have to set higher prices which I didn't want to do. Was never really intended to be read by a wider audience at first so I decided to set it at the lowest price I could.
October 18, 20196 yr I remember meaning to read the Robin Friday book a bit back but never got around to it. I thought they were supposed to be doing a film based on his life or have i made this up?
October 18, 20196 yr On 16/10/2019 at 21:09, miamiwhite said: I wrote one on my experiences as you know full well and have commented on many times, it was good therapy at the time. Too much of a muchness now. I would wager that being a good read mate.
October 18, 20196 yr 30 minutes ago, deane koontz said: I remember meaning to read the Robin Friday book a bit back but never got around to it. I thought they were supposed to be doing a film based on his life or have i made this up? Don't bother mate. It's poorly written and full of errors. Seems like there would be a good book in there but that certainly wasn't it!
October 18, 20196 yr Someone I know recently published a footballing book, no idea if is any good mind... A Tournament Frozen in Time: The Wonderful Randomness of the European Cup Winners' Cup
October 18, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, Duck Egg said: Don't bother mate. It's poorly written and full of errors. Seems like there would be a good book in there but that certainly wasn't it! I'll give it a miss then 😂
October 18, 20196 yr Catching a Serial Killer by Stephen Fulcher. It's written by the detective who led the hunt for Christopher Halliwell. The recent ITV series "A Confession" with Martin Freeman tells the story and is a great programme but the book is even better.
November 7, 20196 yr Just finished James Deegan's "Once A Pilgrim", an SAS thriller set in Northern Ireland and London. Would recommend it, can tell the author has been there and done it. Onto his next one now.
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