New Romantic Realist Novel

[jmchugh]

Hello. My new novel "July 5" has been published and is available at Amazon, and by ordering through bookstores.

It's an original work of Romantic Realism, with all that that entails.

Follow the link to Amazon below for a complete description.

And Enjoy!!!!!

http://www.amazon.com/July-5-Joseph-M-McHu...3036&sr=8-1

[intellectualammo]

Your link doesn't work, but I found your novel HERE and HERE. I think those links work, for some reason it's hard to link to your novel. It sounds pretty interesting. Is the businesswoman in your novel a capitalist?

I see that you have published with PublishAmerica. Recently I became interested in them, and then quickly disinterested. I guess they are good in a way for some writers and not for others. It's rather contextual. Could you explain to me more about them? I know it's a POD and that you sign over the publishing rights to them for 7 years... I also looked into a place that is a POD, where you don't sign over any of your publishing rights... I know that my novoul, when complete, if submitted to reputable, big publishers...it may never see the printing press that way... so I looked into other ways and that's when I came across the POD's. I am unsure of what I'm going to do, or what's going to happen, so it doesn't hurt to look at all my options. Here some ideas for self-publishing from Dianna Durante that I've started looking at too, HERE

[jmchugh]

Thanks. I just tried the link. It's working fine.

For information on PA just e-mail me at [email protected], and I'll reply back.

Best, JM

Your link doesn't work, but I found your novel HERE and HERE. I think those links work, for some reason it's hard to link to your novel. It sounds pretty interesting. Is the businesswoman in your novel a capitalist?

I see that you have published with PublishAmerica. Recently I became interested in them, and then quickly disinterested. I guess they are good in a way for some writers and not for others. It's rather contextual. Could you explain to me more about them? I know it's a POD and that you sign over the publishing rights to them for 7 years... I also looked into a place that is a POD, where you don't sign over any of your publishing rights... I know that my novoul, when complete, if submitted to reputable, big publishers...it may never see the printing press that way... so I looked into other ways and that's when I came across the POD's. I am unsure of what I'm going to do, or what's going to happen, so it doesn't hurt to look at all my options. Here some ideas for self-publishing from Dianna Durante that I've started looking at too, HERE