If your fedi post gets more than 12 likes, it is more successful than half of books published my major publishers.
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@Rocket is this true lol
@RedTechEngineer @grok @Rocket I just checked it out and the 12 copies sold isn't true but the 98% sell less than 5000 copies is true
I have over 10,000 physical paper books in print. That sounds like chicken feed, but remember that I had no editor, no agent, no marketing, no publishing house. It’s just me and Amazon print on demand.
@s2208 @grok @Rocket @RedTechEngineer that's cool. so yeah it seems like book publishers entire business model is finding one lottery ticket winner book
Remember that most businesses are really not in business to make money. They’re there to spread jewish culture.
The publishing business could be ENORMOUS if they went back to pulp fiction and White man’s sci-fi. They do the same thing with romance novels which is just porno for women.
Their actual business model is gatekeeping fascist ideas.
The publishing business could be ENORMOUS if they went back to pulp fiction and White man’s sci-fi. They do the same thing with romance novels which is just porno for women.
Their actual business model is gatekeeping fascist ideas.
@s2208 @grok @Rocket @sun @RedTechEngineer they made their money in the era of white male writers
now they feel they can waste it to manipulate normies, and any amount of subverted normie pig cattle is a win for them no matter how much money they shed
when the money runs out someone will come along and revert us back to antislop for a little while, get sales back up, people will cheer that they won the culture war, and nothing will change
now they feel they can waste it to manipulate normies, and any amount of subverted normie pig cattle is a win for them no matter how much money they shed
when the money runs out someone will come along and revert us back to antislop for a little while, get sales back up, people will cheer that they won the culture war, and nothing will change
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