nazca
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I recently found out about amazon.com's print on demand service. Being an author of a book grants this sort of fake authenticity for any author, especially in the industry I'm currently in people just fall in love with you, if you are an author. So i've kind of always wanted to be a "moron with a book." I want people to be able to say "This is Nazca the author of a bunch of cr*p."
Well I hope my book isn't a bunch of cr*p.
I started writing a little short story to a set of alternate rules to a table top game I've played for years. I want to get the expansion published and printed.
In this short story I had the following:
I am by no means a writer and may very well have plenty of mistakes in grammar and other wise, but is it okay for the reader to compare the subject to comparable things and not the very long list of things that I'm obviously not talking about such as light bulbs, snails, house fly's and so forth? Is it grammatically incorrect not to say OTHER NATIONS?
Well I hope my book isn't a bunch of cr*p.
I started writing a little short story to a set of alternate rules to a table top game I've played for years. I want to get the expansion published and printed.
In this short story I had the following:
TheAckuzay Republic is a proud nation whose pride is well earned with ahistory riddled with war, failed regimes, and hard earned lessons. In comparison, not a very old nation, but learned and aged enough tobe looked upon and learned from with, at the very least, a littlerespect.
I am by no means a writer and may very well have plenty of mistakes in grammar and other wise, but is it okay for the reader to compare the subject to comparable things and not the very long list of things that I'm obviously not talking about such as light bulbs, snails, house fly's and so forth? Is it grammatically incorrect not to say OTHER NATIONS?
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