/lit/ - Literature

>>18748037
Bullshit.

I literally knocked up my waifu 2 weeks after I met her, one of my kids is now 5 and literally they both just left my place about an hour ago after I cooked them both dinner.

You do not need a traditional path. YOU NEED TO BLAZE YOUR OWN TRAIL!

>>18682501
Blackpilled bad faith actor. Ignore this guy. Your work is not shit at all, it simply requires looking at it from other perspectives and polishing your draft.
>>18682500
Remember to scan your work for tell-tale signs that it is your writing. Learn the types of mistakes you commonly make when describing what you see in your mind. It's okay, we all do it... you start each sentence with a "the" in your first paragraph. Mix it up a bit, it will make things flow so much nicer.

GO GO GO! Keep writing anon, you got this!

>>18683168
Advantages:
1. Instant ability to change your cover, font, anything and see it printed and assembled in minutes.
2. Far cheaper. Cost per book around $1 USD
3. Ability to sign them and leave personal messages in them
Lets say you become the hero of /lit/ and your book actually really sells:
1. You should be able to manufacture 10 books an hour pretty easily using this method.
2. Hire a worker for $25 an hour
3. Effective books per hour: 9
4. 9x8 -2 or 3 low quality books to remove from outgoing pile
5. 72 x $25 per book = $1800 gross a day
6. Minus shipping at, let's say, $5 and change per book, -$500 shipping
7. Still $1300, minus the $1 it costs you per book, $1200ish profit per day.

>>18683120