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Mini Book Model Validates Writers to Publish Short Non-Fiction Books I picked up this ebook on a whim after about an hour of searching for something to read that had to do with ebook writing and publishing. Overall, I was not disappointed and Mini Book Model left me with some great ideas. It is the first book in Chris Stanley 's 7-book Mini Book Publishing series. Chris claims to run his own seven-figure mini book publishing business while sailing around the world with his family on their sailboat. Legitimate, or some fuckass lie? I do not know. What I do know is that he has written a large number of what he dubs "mini books", and that Mini Book Model is itself one of these books. So he practices what he preaches at least. I read in less than a couple hours and plan to re-read it because I want to test it out. I will be publishing my own mini book within the next month and run an update post with the results. [This site is free of ads, tracking, and paywalls. I intend t...

An Awesome A.I. Survival Tale [Warning: No Humans Survive] Sea of Rust is a page-turner that will make you laugh, entertain the hell out of you, maybe make you cry, and then leave you deep in thought about our collective future as human beings. This book begins with the death of the last miserable human, and it’s more relevant to our time than ever. Artificial intelligence is on the rise and people wonder what will happen when it becomes so advanced we can’t control it. Will it create a utopia ? Will we coexist? Will it destroy us? Cargill’s novel begins with the latter, painting a dystopian future for both humanity and our A.I. counterparts as they battle for their own freedom against mainframes that seek to absorb them into collective hive-minds. Like the era of humans before them, robots battle over scarce resources while giant, corporate-like supercomputers vie for complete control of Earth. Sea of Rust is an action-packed sci-fi adventure that will leave you asking whether s...