Encore une fois

[monkeyboy]

One mate used these folk to print his book (Echos of a dream, a crag rats tale by Alan Richard McHardy)

Edinburgh - JTCP

jtcp.co.uk

He had a type setter called Monkey gone to Heaven but I can't find them online. There will be others. He printed as many as he though he would sell and made money on each one.

Another mate got a publisher deal and all the marketing etc that goes with it but he only gets about £2 a book from them. In Some Lost Place by Sandy Allan. Published by Vertebrate Publishing but it's hard to get a decent deal with a publisher. Self printing seems the best option.

Thanks TBH I’d be well happy with £2 a copy if someone did all the associated stuff. I’ll have to look into it some more. I’m guessing a publisher today might not be comfortable with my writing. They might run it through an AI ‘woke and PC’ analysis, get 2,345,877 issues and a recommendation to contact the police reported then just run a mile

 

[Mzokk]

Brilliant write up and photography. Kept me entertained on a wet, windy and grey Belfast afternoon.

 

[boatman]

I am stuck at home recovering from an op - and have Binged your whole trip this afternoon .
Ain’t done as much as you ,,but I have done enough motorcycle wandering on the planet to understand that you are a much more unusual man than you seem to think you are ,self awareness is much more scarce than it should be .
Well done sir for doing your OWN THING , and allowing us to ride along - Thanks .

 

[leedude03]

Simply a masterclass in story telling, along wth some stunning photography. thank you so much it had me in stiches.

 

[Dickyb]

Brilliant. Thank you. Thoroughly enjoyed the report, and your outstanding photos, from start to finish. I lived in Turkey for 13 years and the sections covering Turkey and Georgia brought back fond memories of folk we met and places the wife and I had travelled through together. I'm off to catch up on more of your musings.

Cheers,

DickyB