Would it be worth my time?

[Mickword]

lol funny! -.0

[Laggings]

Go for it, I'll be the first person to buy a copy
I read 100 pages an hour if you ever need someone to read it and give opinions.

[Mickword]

Thanks! Im up to chapter 2.

[kre8ive]

I vote Titus Bramble

***** @ TITUS BRAMBLE ERE, TITUS BRAMBLE IS A FOOTBALLER FOR WIGAN PMSL.

Good luck with this btw

[Homosexual]

Review copy please

[Laggings]

I'll be your accountant please. 25% take on all sales.

[Suspective]

Will it be just for fun and yourself?

[Laggings]

Will it be just for fun and yourself?

Not when I'm charging $24.99 and advertising on BBC, obviously.

[VelvetClover]

It's all very well wanting to write a book or a series of books you hope to see published one day - but it is very easy to be naive.

Firstly, despite the enjoyment you get out of it, writing a novel of publishable standards is a laborious, frustrating and lonely job. You have to stick at it even when you don't want to and not get bored of it. It can take a very long time. But don't let that put you off, keep going

Also, many people speak so flippantly about "getting published". It is incredibly difficult.

If you're serious about getting work published, I'd advise you get yourself a Writer's and Artist's Yearbook. They're about fifteen quid each and it gives excellent advice. A new one comes out every year.
You'll also find listings of agents, publishing houses, magazines in the UK and overseas and how to contact them.
See this website - http://www.writersandartists.co.uk/

[Laggings]

Or, you can make it an eBook, and if people get interested, you could earn some money from the sales to pay for a limited amount of published books.