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Well /lit/ I did it.
I got a book of mine published by a real, although small, publisher.
I can die happy knowing I achieved that much.
Pic related, it's my book

>> No.14614086

grats

>> No.14614097

>>14614079
Hi anon, I remember you from the Aus literary journal thread. Are you working on anything new?

>> No.14614101

Congratulations, That is a pretty amazing achievement!

>> No.14614119

>>14614097
Chipping away at some more short stories, but giving man birth to this thing had taken a lot out of me to be honest. I'm resting up a bit.

>> No.14614123

>>14614079
Congratz Anon!

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>>14614079
Well done anon! The first of many to come, I'm sure.

>> No.14614142

Well done anon

>> No.14614150

>>14614079
Good work! But where could I perhaps buy this in physical form? A quick googling doesn't seemed to have turned up anything.

>> No.14614156

>>14614079
bookshops near carlton stocking it?

>> No.14614161

>>14614150
From the publisher's website, google Truth Serum Press, alternatively use Booktopia but it will cost more

>> No.14614168

>>14614156
Is Readings near Carlton? I don't know Melbourne well.

>> No.14614170

Congrats anon

>> No.14614187

Congrats Louis Woolsworth.

>> No.14614215

>>14614168
yeah there is one in carlton i'll have a look in there

>> No.14614219

>>14614079
Post excerpt.

>> No.14614243

Congrats anon!

>> No.14614260

>>14614219
this. if you're going to shill here might as well go all the way. And congrats.

>> No.14614286

>>14614079
PROUD OF YOU OP!!

>> No.14614289

>>14614079
>Helen
Dropped.

>> No.14614293

What is it about and where can I buy it if it sounds good

>> No.14614294

CONGRATS OP!

>> No.14614295

By God one of you have actually done it.
Congrats Woolston! May your career be long and fruitful

>> No.14614308

>>14614293
It's a collection of short stories loosely based on my time living and working at remote road houses on the Nullarbor and in the NT. If you've ever read the short stories of W. Somerset Maugham and Henry Lawson that's the vibe I've aimed for.

>> No.14614318

>>14614079
Look interesting, but I have to ask before buying it. Are you an atheist?

>> No.14614336

>>14614318
I can't truthfully say that I am. I'm very suspicious of organized religion and I haven't set foot in church for years but I don't think I can commit to atheism. Besides which I don't want to be associated with Fedora tippers.

>> No.14614338

>>14614336
>I'm very suspicious of organized religion
cringe.

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>>14614079
>a guy named Lewis has been posting here this whole time
good for you

>> No.14614345

>>14614338
I had a very intense religious phase in my late 20's and I've been burned by the experience.

>> No.14614349

Can it be bought digitally? You should share one of the book's stories to give us a taste. Or at least the introduction/preface

>> No.14614352

>>14614308
I'm not Australian, speak English

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14614357

Very nice

>> No.14614369

>>14614345
>religious phase
Anglo-protestantism isn't a religion though.

>> No.14614402

>>14614369
Not that anon but Catholicism is bigger than Anglicanism in Australia now.

>> No.14614458

>>14614219
>>14614260
From Amazon: "A spectacularly understated page-turner. Each story enters a world apart, often spoken with a poetic dry wit, sometimes acerbic to the point of controversial, honest to the point of brutal. Some people and situations are so funny you'll wish you'd been there. Many times you wonder how some have survived - some don't. From Ceduna, Madura, Mundrabilla, Kimba, and Yalata near the dog fence, Lewis has met, worked, and lived with the creme-de-la-creme of drifters and transients, as well as the fourth and fifth generational outback station owners. In the great Australian outback - among the dry red soil, the mulga and saltbushes, where the kestrels observe and keep their secrets - beware who you're talking to." Helen Travers, author of 'A Little Lower Than Angels'

>> No.14614515

>>14614458

yeah but how GRI is it?

>> No.14614618

>>14614308
So, kinda like a non-horror Wake in Fright?

>> No.14614777

Melbourne /lit/ Meetup when?

>> No.14614819

Congratulations anon, well done

>> No.14614829

Congratulations. You're on the right path.