I haven't found a thread on them yet. They are listed on duotrope as a (token) advance-paying publisher of short stories and novels. Link: http://freedomfiction.com/
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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[Publisher] Freedom Fiction
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Some info about proprietor/editor Ujjwal Dey:
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/vie...654720,VSRPtargetId:63386356,VSRPcmpt:primary
I'm impressed that Mr Dey also finds the time to be a life coach, tarot card reader and dream interpreter!
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/vie...654720,VSRPtargetId:63386356,VSRPcmpt:primary
I'm impressed that Mr Dey also finds the time to be a life coach, tarot card reader and dream interpreter!
That's not what's generally meant by "all". Though I wouldn't consider any publisher that accepted every genre under the sun either.
Good to know. Pass.
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I checked some of the titles and charging 9.99 for a 175-page book is not the way to go. Sales rankings are in the well over 1 million level, which means the author might sell a copy every other month or so, if he's lucky.
I was wholly unimpressed by the editing as well. Whoever does the proofing needs to do a better job of it, especially on comma placement, and it would help to have a period at the end of sentences.
Their "pay" is a joke. An author of such fiction is better off self-publishing. At least if he makes a sale every other month, he'll get more money from it.
Pass.
I was wholly unimpressed by the editing as well. Whoever does the proofing needs to do a better job of it, especially on comma placement, and it would help to have a period at the end of sentences.
Their "pay" is a joke. An author of such fiction is better off self-publishing. At least if he makes a sale every other month, he'll get more money from it.
Pass.