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The Biggest Struggles Come With The Biggest Positives
Just like Braveheart before the might of England, we love to support and cheer on the underdog. But it’s the story of the one-in-a-million shot at success. Yet with the biggest struggles come with the biggest positives. Thinking about publishing your own book or reading one from an unknown author? See how you can help with Katie Roome from Periapsis Press.
TIMELINE:
00:00 – The Struggles Of Indie Authors
07:24 – The Positives Of Indie Authors
Today’s short clip comes from episode 169 which can be found here.
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Books mentioned in this episode:
Uriel’s Revenge by David Roome
Kindle
The Fountain Mechanism by David Roome
Kindle
What about Evil? A Defense of God’s Sovereign Glory by Scott Christensen
Kindle
Hardcover
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Drosselmeyer – Curse Of The Rat King by Paul Thompson
Kindle
Paperback
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War Of The Worlds by H.G. Wells
Kindle
Paperback
Hardcover
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Jeff Wayne’s The World Of The Worlds
Vinyl
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The Devil’s Dictum by Frederick Gero Heimbach
Kindle
Paperback
How Black the Sky by T. J. Marquis
Kindle
Paperback
Out Of The Deep by T. J. Marquis
Kindle
Recovering The Lost Art Of Reading by Leland Ryken & Glenda Faye Mathes
Kindle
Paperback
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The Guns Of The South by Harry Turtledove
Kindle
Paperback
Hardcover
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Why is there pain and suffering? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why is there evil in the world? Maybe you’ve had these questions asked to you or asked them yourself. Pick up this book, meet with friends, have some coffee, and follow along with us!
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