I am taking the first 366 newsletters, which somehow seems like a whole thing to me, and publishing it as a book. "The Crack of Dawn, Anthology: Year One." My slogan will be, "It used to be free, you schmuck. Now it's $29.95." 366 newsletters came out to over 275,000 words, which is longer than the longest Harry Potter book, which is "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" (no, I didn't read it) at 257,000 words that came to 766 pages. So, my book will be near 800 pages. Think of it? In 20 years, I'll have a trillion words, and a zillion pages, and it will be the longest book in history.
Realized you've been putting COD out for over a year now. It's always a treat to read these, it's become the equivalent of my morning newspaper. And must say, I've always appreciated your screenwriting advice over the years. Have I put it to use and made anything great? No, but I'm not dead yet!
I am taking the first 366 newsletters, which somehow seems like a whole thing to me, and publishing it as a book. "The Crack of Dawn, Anthology: Year One." My slogan will be, "It used to be free, you schmuck. Now it's $29.95." 366 newsletters came out to over 275,000 words, which is longer than the longest Harry Potter book, which is "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" (no, I didn't read it) at 257,000 words that came to 766 pages. So, my book will be near 800 pages. Think of it? In 20 years, I'll have a trillion words, and a zillion pages, and it will be the longest book in history.
Realized you've been putting COD out for over a year now. It's always a treat to read these, it's become the equivalent of my morning newspaper. And must say, I've always appreciated your screenwriting advice over the years. Have I put it to use and made anything great? No, but I'm not dead yet!