No comment, Sherlock.
By the way, Ed, thanks for repeatedly posting the link to your website. Have you found a publisher for your book yet? You probably will soon, and it shouldn't be that hard -- Matsumoto never has problems finding publishers.
Because of the snowstorm yesterday, I had the time to look up how to post "hot" links. So, I practiced a bit. ;-)
Have you found a publisher for your book yet? You probably will soon, and it shouldn't be that hard -- Matsumoto never has problems finding publishers.
Matsumoto has the right credentials and the right contacts. Getting a book published is all about good credentials and good contacts. I have neither.
If you don't have the right credentials, you are just another guy who thinks he can write a book. Publishers get hundreds of letters each week from such people. They even have terms for it. The letters come in "over the transom", meaning they come in without a good referral. And because of that, they go onto the "slush pile", which is the stack of letters someone will read when they get the time.
Yesterday I received a good example of what happens when a person who doesn't have a referral sends out a query letter. It's HERE.
Note that it was returned unopened. Note that they knew what was in the letter without opening it. Note that they have a rubber stamp to tell people how to properly send such letters.
Ed
