The Independent Paperback Gift Shop

The Independent Paperback Gift Shop
The writer of this blog is currently on sabbatical

Monday, 22 October 2012

Download PDF Here

Download the PDF of the Independent Paperback Gift Shop Catalogue here:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/110809194/Indielit-Scrapbook-Version-2

Let me know if there are any problems.

If you want to attach the PDF to YOUR blog, website etc, then download the catalogue and follow these clever fellows from youtube and this amazing new website.

How to Upload a PDF to your BLOG

Another One!

You can log in to SCRIBD from Facebook.

Independent Writers: has SCRIBD got potential for your business?

Type in SCRIBD into Google and try it out.

Circulate the PDF as far and wide as possible. Let's get readers on board!! :-)

Love, Wizxx

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Some of you have had problems accessing the catalogue on your telephones. Sorry. However, my friend Emma Edwards has worked out that you can go direct to SCRIBD and view the catalogue on the telephone! Here's the link!

PHONE LINK!!!

http://www.scribd.com/doc/110809194/Indielit-Scrapbook-Version-2


Independent Paperback News: Indielit Scrapbook Version 2

Independent Paperback News: Indielit Scrapbook Version 2: Indielit Scrapbook Version 2
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Sunday, 21 October 2012

Post Climax Depression

Morning everyone. Four consecutive ghosters and I have no idea what time it is. The dawn chorus accompanied my descent into bleak slumber. I passed the tawny owls perched on the beech trees lining the road and welcomed the cackling crows who took their places. 

Ahum. You ought to have seen my memos to management.

Good news. 

There is one page to go on the catalogue and some editing to do. Give me two hours and then I'll begin the process of distribution. If anyone can tell me how to pin a downloadable PDF attachment to a blog I'd appreciate it.

I hope you like it. I've written six novels and, with the exception of one, Carla, I couldn't give a monkey's bollock what people think about them - five star or one star, its all the same to me- but shit, I really want you to LOVE this catalogue. 

I've gone through a living, breathing descent into a fiery creative hell for this. 

My unread classic "The Ritual" took three months to write and is over 650 pages long double spaced. It was a warm breeze from the San Bernadino Mountains compared to this.

Anyway, I'm off to finish. I wonder whether I'll get PCD - Post Climax Depression. Do you writers get that? Finish a book and then can't leave the sofa for a week? I hope not. Newbury races this week.

Take care, Mark.


Wednesday, 17 October 2012

Sample Catalogue Page

JPG sample of page 22 of the catalogue - full page feature.
Not finished article.
I set up a new file and converted this to a JPEG. If there's an easier way, then let me know. 

Catalogue is A4 sized, btw.

Hope you like it.

Doughnuts, you yog, fig rolls, virtual bacon sandwiches and cloudy lemonade gratefully accepted.