Hammer's good at it -- we have this discussion relatively often, especially when I'm writing Superheroes. The differences between lycra versus...
I'll take either. :)
I once wrote a Twister scene and actually used a spinner!
I feel guilty when I get too sick to focus and write. :oops:
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At one point, yes -- but the secret to Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords -- all of those -- isn't to have a huge hit book. The secret is to have the 'long...
...yeah, I get enthusiastic and I babble. Obligatory disclaimer: I Am Not A Lawyer. These are rules of thumb. :) And thanks!
If it's literally a derivative work, containing intellectual property owned by someone else, then no. You can sell followups to public domain...
I do -- most pulled down right now. But if you do the Amazon route, do the Smashwords route too. It lets you publish in multiple markets...
Two reasons -- one, comedic effect. Two -- Johnny and Crystal were one of the longer term relationships, and it chained directly into "oh, sorry....
I can see different people being listed, to tell their stories... and then a disambiguation chapter just called "Johnny Storm." Which person's...
...oooo... or the two schools have an ancient pact with a cooperative agreement. So certain 'problem students' in the 'standard' reality -- say,...
Anyway -- if I didn't make it clear? If you put this story up, I will so, so happily put a branch/es up for your review.
"Gotta go, Carol. There's a sale on power bars. I mean, those things never go on sale!"
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