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I'm thylacine67 and am new to this site, obviously, and would like to introduce myself to you all. Here are a few things about me:
~I live out in the middle of a corn field
~My favorite animal is the thylacine, or tasmanian tiger
~I am a self published author of a book called Rediscovery
~And I love animals

I normally don't have much time during the week, but I would love to get to know everyone.
Thanks,
thylacine67




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Hey! Welcome to YWS! I'm crmcgill, obviously, but you can call me Gill! I live in the middle of a cormfield also! What a small world! :)
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Is self-publishing very hard?




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Stori wrote:Is self-publishing very hard?
It all depends on who publishes your book. It can be a very expensive process as well as an extremely lengthy one. It took about a month to get the manuscript ready and then another to actually get through the process. Hoped that helped Stori. :D




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Indeed it did. Just out of curiosity, what's your book about?




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Stori wrote:Indeed it did. Just out of curiosity, what's your book about?
I'll give you all the summary for it. Hope you enjoy Stori. :D

“Above all, we must realize that no arsenal, or no weapon in the arsenals of the world, is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women. It is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do not have.”
Ronald Reagan

Deep in the heart of Tasmania, Australia, an American born girl, Riley Obrien, stumbles upon a helpless animal that was once thought to be extinct: the rare and beautiful Thylacine. She takes in the orphan despite the consequences of raising a wild animal. Later, as an adult, Riley continues her work protecting the thylacine from further destruction from man. And yet, while she accomplishes more than she thought she would, she still finds the strength to get through the other obstacles such as love, war, and her worry for her birth country.
This is a story of survival, love, hope, determination, and patriotism. And of how just one girl can save and protect an entire species forever.




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That sounds like something I'd read!




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This is my first post and i am dedicating this to the Introduction Forum as per the forum rules. Before introducing myself,i would just like to thank the Administrator of this forum for giving me opportunity to join this community.Now, let me take the opportunity to introduce myself.This is jimmy Adams.I'm positively looking forward to the forum and its members, hope all will guide, share and help me to increase my knowledge.






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Welcome to YWS!

First off, wow, congrats on having a published book. It actually sounds pretty interesting and I'd be sure to keep my eyes peeled for it. Also, I've even seen a corn field before so I can't imagine living in one. XD I love animals too though and have a 7 year old german shepherd.

Hope you grow to love it here and shoot me a pm or write on my wall anytime,

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Pffffft, yeah right...fat lot of help sour lemon juice would do. When life also throws me a bag of sugar, then we'll start talking.

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Hola fellow, congrats on your book! :)
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