Writing your book, short stories or articles can be very rewarding. However, getting it traditionally published can be hard. Learn the easy techniques and strategies to getting you book into print and online.

1. How to Guarantee Publication in 5 easy steps.
Discover How you can get
your manuscript, short stories,
poems or product into print
GUARANTEED! Without all the
hassle of trying to find an
Agent or Publisher, thus
freeing your time to
concentrate on your writing.

3. My Story
• My family Immigrated to South Africa from England when I was 3.
• I found that from an early age I had a very active imagination.
• Whenever I got the chance, I told stories to anyone who would
listen.
• Got in trouble sometimes, (convinced my brother I was an alien.)
• Throughout school, I wrote poems, short stories and whatever was
in my head.
• Finished school in 1994.
• Did 2 years of Criminal Psychology.
• Next 6 years went of the rails (BIG TIME).
• Immigrated back to England.
• Found a job on nights as a Transport Supervisor.
• Wrote my first novel at work (GOT PAID TO WRITE MY BOOK! .)
• First tried Agents to help me, left with loads of rejections.
• Then tried Publishers, no luck there either.
• Finally researched self publishing and got it published.
• I now subsidise my income through writing.
• Now I want to help others realize their dream too.

4. Muti is a gripping story based on an actual African ritual that, in a
clever and well structured plot, leaves you fascinated. The
characters seem so real and it is hard to not "live" in the moment as
the story develops.
This novel carefully explains the dark and ugly truth behind
mutilation, in a way that seems unimaginable. At the same time,
other important issues, in which society struggles with, are brought
to light.
A genuine masterpiece by an extremely talented author, carefully
combining heavy descriptions with a touch of lightness.
A MUST for all interested in different cultural traditions and beliefs.
Carla De Sousa – Portugal.
What People are Saying
about my work.

5. Glen,
I just wanted to write you this quick e-mail to say I have just
completed my first novel. Now comes the hard bit.
I want to sincerely thank you , from the bottom of my heart, for all
your help you’ve given me over the past two years.
Your writing club is something I look forward to all week. Without it, I
would just be dreaming of writing my memoirs.
Your lessons were invaluable at teaching me the proper prose,
construction and layout.
I also want to thank you for the advise you are giving me about
getting it edited and properly formatted for self-publication.
See you next week.
Warm Regards,
Eddie – U.K

6. Who will Benefit From Self Publishing?
• People who have written a novel, poetry or a
collection of short stories that have found it hard to
get published the traditional way.
• Industry professionals that want a text book or
manual produced. EG: Solicitors, Doctors, Pilots,
Teachers, even Mechanics.
• Internet Marketers that want to create a product for
their customers.

7. Why Self-Publish?
• Time – Traditional publishing takes too long (around 18 months). Self-
Publishing (within a month).
• Your Book – the way you want it. You get total control of the whole
project.
• You keep 100% of the rights – You own the content.
• Test the market – Find out how well it will sell & how successful it will be.
• Limited Market – may not interest a large publishing house.
• Legacy – your book is an expression of yourself & a great legacy to leave
behind.
• Global distribution. – Amazon.com, Barnes and Nobel.
• Instant credibility – You are seen as an expert.

8. Traditional VS Self Publishing
Things you might not know about the publishing industry!
• In 2009 a total of 288,355 books were traditionally published in the U.S compared to 764,448 self
published books. (Bowker.com). That’s a massive 4:1 ratio.
• Due to the digital age, it’s harder to get Published Traditionally, hence the uptrend in previously
Published Authors now going down the Self Publishing route.
• It’s far easier to go Digital via Self Publishing than Traditional Publishing. In fact, in most cases,
Self Publishing houses offer an e-book service as standard. Some go one step further and offer
your book as an App that can be downloaded from iTunes. (How Cool Is That?)
• Historically Traditional books received better marketing than POD (Print on Demand) books.
However, it has now become far easier to promote POD books due to Social Networks like
Facebook and Twitter.
• In 2009, there were more Self Published Books sold on websites like Amazon, Barnes and Nobel
and other online bookshops than Traditional Books.
• You have a better chance of getting Published Traditionally on the back of your success as a
profitable Self Publisher.
• Rudyard Kipling, Ernest Hemingway, Steven King & Mark Twain – these are just some of the big
names who started off their careers in Self Publishing.

9. The 5 steps to Self-Publishing.
• Step 1: Understanding the different types of
Publishing.
• Step 2: The Basics – What every book should
have.
• Step 3: Suitability – Finding the right Publisher
for you.
• Step 4: Getting it to Print – What to expect.
• Step 5: Promotion.

10. 1. Understanding The Different Types Of
Publishing.

11. Step 1: Understanding the
different types of Publishing.
• Three Main ways to Publish...
• Traditional Publishing.
• Vanity Publishing.
• Self Publishing.

12. Traditional Publishing.
• Traditional Publishing is when a Publishing House signs you to a contract,
gives you an advance, takes your manuscript, edits it to publication
standard and gets it onto the shelves of book stores.
Pros
• Kudos and Prestige when published with a
famous House.
• Professional editing, printing and distributing
which is free.
• Easily accepted at bookshops & other retail
outlets.
• Some marketing costs covered and may be given
a publicist.
• An advance may be given on future royalties.
• May be offered a multiple contract if book sell
well.
Cons
• Long lead times, so be prepared to wait.
• Lack of control over process and final product.
• If you don’t sell the books, they get destroyed
and you lose your contract.
• May have to pay back royalties if not successful.
• Have to constantly promote your book to
generate sales.
• You lose the rights, so if your book doesn’t sell,
you cannot publish it by other means.
• The royalties aren’t very good – 3 to 5%.

13. Vanity Publishing.
• A Vanity Press or Vanity Publisher is when a Publishing House publishes
books at the authors expense. Or compiles a collection of short stories
and sells them back to the author.
Pros
• Author retains rights to work.
• Author has 100% creative control – you have the
book the way you want it.
• Author gets to set their own discount and
royalty rates.
• It’s quicker than Traditional publishing.
• Don’t have to worry about ISBN numbers or
online stores, they do it for you.
• Great sales and marketing tool than a brochure.
Cons
• Don’t get the acclaim of being a “Published
Author”.
• If you use a well known one, kills you as an
“authority” on a certain subject or niche’.
• You take all the risk and pay them for the
privilege.
• The ISBN belongs to the Publisher.
• You have to do all the editing, typesetting, and
cover yourself.
• Book wholesalers and distributors don’t like
Vanity Books.
• It’s very hard to recoup the costs involved with
Vanity Publishing.

14. Self Publishing.
• Self Publishing, also known as POD (Print On Demand) Publishing is the
publication of any book or other media by the author of the work, without
the involvement of an established third-party publisher. It’s also done at
the expense of the publisher.
Pros
• Author keeps all the profits.
• Author is entitled to 100% of profits from foreign
and film rights as well as other media (e-books).
• Author has complete creative control.
• Get it published a lot quicker than Traditional
publishing and print only what you need.
• Still get the acclaim of being a Published Author.
• Distribution through Amazon and Barnes &
Nobel is quite easy.
• If a Traditional Publisher wants to buy the
rights, you won’t have a contract to buy out of.
Cons
• You take all the risk, but can be minimised (I’ll
show you how later.)
• You will need to sort out ISBN number, editing,
typesetting, production, publication and
distribution. Some offer this service as extra.
• Hard to turn a rough manuscript into a finished
product.
• Can be challenging to get Book wholesalers and
distributors on your side.
• Finding a good and freelance book designer can
be difficult.
• You may have a difficult time getting it into
bookstores.

15. 2. The Basics – What every book should have.

16. Step 2: What every book should have.
• Cover art.
• International Standard Book Number. (ISBN).
• Formats.
• Binding.
• Legal Deposit with National Libraries.
• Distribution.
• Search Engine Enabled.

17. Cover Art.
• 3 ways to get the perfect cover art.
1. Design one yourself and upload it to Self-Publisher – Cheapest
way.
2. Get a graphic designer to make you one.
• Elance.com, DuncanLong.com, Azmyth.com,
Bookcoverexpress.com.
3. Find a Self-Publishing House that will do one for you.

18. International Standard Book Number
(ISBN)
• An ISBN is a controlled 10 or 13 digit identification number
allowing publishers, libraries and book dealers to locate
books.
• You will need an ISBN number if you want to sell your book in
bookstores and libraries as well as getting it listed on Amazon
and Barnes and Nobel.
• You can get an ISBN yourself from www.isbn.org (costs
around $125), or if you live in the U.K from
www.isbn.nielsenbook.co.uk. (Costs around £80).
• Or you can get one assigned to you from a self-publishing
house. (prices vary).

19. Formats.
• Make sure the Publisher offers paragraph indents,
mixed fonts, headers and footers, page numbering,
and, in some cases, table of contents as standard.
• When submitting to Publisher the industry standard
is as follows: 12pt, New Times Roman or Arial, single
spacing (double for editing) & 1st
line indentation,
saved in Rich Text Format (.rtf).
• Make sure you can get it as paperback, hardback and
in digital format (e-book.)

20. Binding.
• Normally 5 types of binding available depending on what type and how
many pages:
1. Perfect bound – eg, for novels, 32-740 pages.
2. Saddle Stitch – eg, for workbooks, 1- 88 pages.
3. Coil Bound – eg, for presentation, 1-470 pages.
4. Case Wrap – eg, Hardback novels, 24-800 pages.
5. Dust Cover - eg, to protect hardback, 24-800 pages.

21. Legal Deposit with National Libraries.
• If you want to sell it via bookstores, this is a
statutory requirement.
• You have to submit your book to at least one
main Library. Some Publishing houses send to
more.
• A copy should also be sent to the Copyright
Libraries Agency.

22. Distribution.
• If you want to make money from selling your book,
you would want at least Internet Distribution and
possibly Wholesale distribution.
• Prices vary from Publisher to Publisher.
• You would need an ISBN number.
• Internet Distribution: Publisher, Amazon, Barnes and
Nobel & Ingrams.
• Wholesale Distribution: Bertrams, Gardners &
Nielsen.

23. Search Engine enabled.
• Once the book is published you’ll want it to be
search engine enabled so that people can find
it via Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search
engines.
• Should come as standard.
• Website design is optional and at a cost.

24. 3. Suitability - Finding the Best
Publisher for you.

25. Step 3. Suitability - Finding the Best
Publisher for you.
• Publishing Goals.
• 3 ways to find a Self Publisher.
• Finding one that suits your needs.
• Self Publishing houses.

26. Publishing Goals.
• Before you look for a publisher ask yourself these 6 questions:
1. What is the vision I have for my work?
• Commercial Success? Do I want to take up writing as a career?
• Personal Satisfaction? Is it a hobby and I would just like to see it in print?
• Professional Recognition? Do I want to be seen as an expert in my field?
• Product Owner? Do I want to sell the work as in information product for people to use.
2. Do you have specific requirements? I.E. Does it need formatting in a certain way?
3. Does my work need further editing?
4. What’s the best way to Market and Promote my work?
5. Who would be interested in buying my work?
6. How many copies do I hope to sell?
• Once you know the answers, finding a publisher should be easy.

27. 3 ways to find a Publisher.
1. The easiest and fastest way is through the internet.
• Type in “How to Self Publish” and research a variety of them
to get the best one that suits your individual needs.
2. Purchase a copy of the Writers And Artists Yearbook or The
Writers Handbook.
• These have extensive lists of Agents & Publishers with their
fees.
3. Your local library and writers workshops.
• Don’t be afraid to ask.

28. Finding one to suit your needs.
• Every Self-Publishing house offers a wide variety of services.
• Most, if not all will offer some sort of package.
• Packages range from £250 - £15,500.
• You need to find one tailored to your individual needs.
• Some basic services include: Typesetting, Formatting, Cover
design, PDF proof copy, complementary copy of your book,
Internet and Wholesale distribution, digital availability (e-
books).
• Additional services include: ISBN number, Critique, Formal
Editing, Marketing, Press release, Media blast, web design &
availability via e-readers (Kindle).

29. Self-Publishing Houses.
• Here’s a list of the best publishing houses around. I’d write some of these down 
• Authors Online – Offer 4 services: Private Publication, Basic, Standard & Enhanced
Prices start from around £299. You can expect great support, Cover design, Formatting,
Editorial Quality Review, ISBN, Global Distribution, complementary copies for you &
copies sent to Libraries. www.authorsonline.co.uk
• Lulu – They offer 3 main packages: Best Seller, Masterpiece and Laureate. Prices start
at $629. Expect all of the above. www.lulu.com
• Xilbris – The offer 5 packages: Professional , Custom, Premium, Executive & Platinum.
Prices start at £799. www.xilbrispublishing.co.uk
• GHP (Grosvenor House Publishing) - Main package is £799. You get all of the above
plus Marketing guide. Offer website building for £299.
www.grosvenorhousepublishing.co.uk
• Authorhouse – Two packages: Basic & Premium. Prices start at £795.
www.authorhouse.co.uk
• iUniverse - 6 Packages: Select, Premier, Premier Pro, Bookstore Premier Pro, Online
Premier Pro & Book Launch Premier Pro. Prices start from $599. www.iuniverse.com
• Spiderwize - Main package from £549. www.spiderwize.co.uk

30. 4. Getting it to Print – What to expect.

31. Step 4: Getting it to print – What to expect.
• Edit, Edit & Edit some more.
• Submission.
• Printing.
• Extra services.

32. Edit, Edit & Edit some more.
• You want your book to be a good read and sell
well.
• After you’ve written the book, go back and
edit yourself.
• Get a critique of your work. Costs around
£215, some editors may charge a lot more.
• Pay to get it proofread and edited by a
professional. Costs between £250 - £5000.

33. Submission.
• Each Publisher has different submission guidelines – read
them carefully to avoid delays.
• Depending on what services you require, it should take a
minimum of 1 month to get it to print. Some take longer.
• Please note: There will be a price difference between the
normal black and white and colour publishing.
• Make sure the Publisher can be easily contacted should
anything need changing.
• Sit back and relax, the hard work is done for now.

34. Printing.
• Make sure you are provided with a PDF copy for your
approval before printing begins.
• All Publishers should provide you with at least one
paperback copy.
• You’ll want a few copies for Friends and Family so
find a Publisher that gives you discounted rates.
• Make sure you have Global Distribution both online
and offline.

35. Extra Services.
• Most Publishers offer Marketing services
which include: Press Releases, Publicity
campaigns, Media Blasts, Book signings,
websites, Book reviews and many more.
• The more you want, the more you will pay.

36. 5. Promotion.

37. Step 5: Promotion.
• Self Publish Houses.
• Online.
• Radio and TV.
• Book shows and signings.
• Social Media.
• Publicists.

38. Self Publish Houses.
• Find out what Marketing services they have to offer.
• Examples: Media Blasts – Book is promoted to targeted print
(magazines & newspapers.)
• Publicity campaigns – Book is promoted to print, broadcast
(radio & T.V) & online.
• Press Releases.
• Book reviews.
• Pros – get a wide reach of targeted marketing.
• Cons – Very costly, prices range from £1200 - £10,000.

39. Online.
• There are many ways to promote online, here are a few
examples:
• Writing Forums.
• Create your own website.
• Create squidoo and hub pages.
• Write articles and publish them on sites like
ezinearticles.com.
• Send out e-mails to friends and family.
• Promote to websites like: librarything.com, smilebox.com.

40. Radio and T.V.
• You need to actively promote yourself as well
as your book.
• Send a press release to your local radio station
and arrange an interview.
• Do the same for local T.V.

41. Book shows and signings.
• Another fantastic way to meet your potential
fans and customers.
• Contact local bookstores, libraries, museums
and schools.
• Can be a book launch, signing, meet the
author or a reading from your book.
• Contact clubs and groups and offer yourself as
a speaker.

42. Social Media.
• Create Facebook Fanpage and invite friends to
join.
• Create a Facebook “Like” page & offer a
snippet of your book.
• Post daily to Facebook, Twitter & as many
social media sites you can think of.
• Let people know where to buy your book.

43. Publicists.
• Avoid doing all the hard work yourself and pay someone to do it for you.
• Publicists have all the contacts to get your book noticed fast.
• They know exactly what you need to create a strong publicity campaign.
• Know the wants and needs to your targeted audience.
• Avoid all the pit-falls when promoting your book.
• Work with you personally to get the best results.
• Can be relatively expensive, but will get fantastic results. Around £2000
for a good campaign.
• Finding a good publicist couldn’t be easier – just google “Find me a
publicist to promote my book.”

44. Let’s Recap
• Step 1: Understanding Types of Publishing.
• Step 2: The basics of Self Publishing.
• Step 3: Suitability – Finding the right one.
• Step 4: Getting it To Print.
• Step 5: Promotion.

45. • So, I hope when you leave this webinar you’ll see I
gave you a lot of great information. Right?
• But if you haven’t done self-publishing before it can
be a little overwhelming, I'm sure you’ll agree.
• So what can you do about it?
• Is it ok if I show you guys a fast and easy way to
make all this happen for you?

46. • One sure fire, easy way to get your work
published is by getting someone else to do it
for you...
• I would like to offer my services, so you don’t
have to lift a finger. I will take the stress out of
the whole process. All you have to do, is email
me your work and I’ll do the rest. How does
that sound?

47. Product 1: Private One To One
• You’re going to get to personally chat with me and
discuss your work. We’ll talk about what you want
your book to look like, the format you want it
presented in, what you want your cover to look like
and much more. I will leave no stone left unturned.
The great thing with this one to one is that at the
end of the call, you will have a clear indication of
exactly how your book will look like.
VALUED AT £120.

48. Product 2: Cover Design.
• You give me an Idea of what you want the cover to
look like, and I’ll get my team of Graphic Designers
to create a great cover for you.
• Or if you don’t have anything in mind, I can get my
team to create one for you, using the title as a
reference.
VALUED AT £367

49. Product 3: Layout and Formatting.
• As soon as you e-mail me a copy of the manuscript
and we have discussed how you want it to look, I
will get it formatted to your specification, ready for
immediate publication.
VALUED AT £257.

50. Product 4: ISBN Registration.
• I will arrange for your book to have a registered
ISBN number, so it can be sold on bookshops and
Online stores such as Amazon and Barnes and
Nobel.
VALUED AT £78.

51. Product 5: Distribution.
• Once the book is in print, I will make sure that is
available through Global Distribution via
Bookstores like Bertrams, Ingrams, Waterstones
etc.
VALUED AT £46.

52. Product 6: Internet Distribution.
• I’ll make your book available to buy via
online stores such as Amazon, Barnes and
Nobel, AuthorsOnline and my personal
website FromPen2Print.com.
VALUED AT £20.

53. Product 7: Search Engine Enabled.
• Once completed and your book is available online, I
will make it search engine enabled with the likes of
Google, Yahoo & Bing.
VALUED AT £15.

54. Product 8: 1st
Year Annual Fee.
• Once Published I will provide you with the 1st
Years
Annual fee, so that it will be available in UK, US &
North American bookshops. After the year has
finished, If you still want the book to be available in
the bookshops, you will have to pay $40.
VALUED AT £25.

55. Product 9: Digital Availability.
• Once it has been made available in online stores, I
will format it so it is available to buy as an e-book
for the Kindle, Ipad and other various e-book
readers.
VALUED AT £99.

56. Product 10: Legal Deposit
• As part of the package, I will make sure that
statutory copies are sent to the Copyright Libraries
Agency, and the British and American Libraries.
Your Book data will also be sent to Major
Bibliographic Agencies like Bowker and Nielsen.
VALUED AT £10.

57. Product 11: Complementary Copy.
• Once publication has been finalised, you will be
sent a complementary copy of the book to show off
to your friends.
VALUED AT £0.

58. So here’s what you get
• Product 1: One On One manuscript discussion. £120.
• Product 2: Unique Cover Design £367.
• Product 3: Layout and Formatting £257.
• Product 4: ISBN Registration Number £78.
• Product 5: Global Distribution £46.
• Product 6: Internet Distribution £20.
• Product 7: Search Engine Enabled £15.
• Product 8: 1st
Year Annual Fee £25.
• Product 9: Digital Availability £99.
• Product 10: Legal Deposit £10.
• Product 11: Complementary Copy £0.
• TOTAL VALUE £1037.00

59. Here’s what Ally has to say about the service...
Hi Glen,
I’ve always wanted to put all my stories together
and maybe make a book to sell, but I had no idea
where to start… that was before I met You.
Glen, I just want to let you know that you made
my dream a reality. You made my book look so
professional, the cover is great… and the best
thing is that people all over the world are reading
my book now!
Thank you!! - Ally L – U.S.

60. Bev also had to say a few kind words.
Hi Glen,
, I just wanted to say a big thank you for all the
help you’ve given me! I scoured the internet
looking for a way to publish my book but I found it
really difficult just knowing what the first steps
should be.
Then I found your website
www.frompen2print.com and you helped me
through the whole process.
Suddenly it was really easy, my headaches and
worrying stopped and everything was
straightforward and hassle free. I’m really grateful
I found you and I’d like to say to anyone else out
there wanting to get something published and
feeling as lost as I was, take the opportunity and
learn from Glen Palmer.
Thanks once again.
:-) Bev – U.K

61. Finally, this is what Ben had to say...
Hi Glen,
Ben here. I want to write a quick e-mail
to thank you for the help you gave me in realising
my dream and publishing my book. Without your
help I still think it would just be a dream. I didn’t
think it could be as easy as following your step by
step guide and at the end having a book to show
for it. I have already informed a few friends about
you and they are on there way to realising their
dream and publishing their own books, so thanks
for everything Glen. Ben Milburn – U.K

62. Added Bonuses!
I want to reward you if you’ve
already made up you’re mind.
You’ll be happy to hear that
you get these AWESOME
BONUSES as well

63. BONUS 1- A Full Critique of your
work.
• After you’ve sent me your manuscript, I will send it to one of my
professional editors to give it a full Critique.
• This is the start of the “polishing” process.
• A Critique is a critical review of your work. It includes: Title review,
the power of the opening sentences, a review of the dialogue. You
will also receive a brief review of the mechanics of the books
spelling, punctuation and grammar, as well as formatting with a final
conclusion.
• This will help you find out exactly what’s needed to be edited to
make it more marketable. Now wouldn’t that be good?
VALUED AT £185.

64. BONUS 2- Proofread.
• Your manuscript will be then read by one of my professional
proofreaders.
• It will be a little more in-depth than the critique and will focus on
assessing it’s saleability, and analysing major elements like plot,
dialogue, characterisation, structure, coherency, consistency and
organisation.
• You will then have the opportunity to edit your work before going to
press. So what do you think of that?
VALUED AT £358.

65. BONUS 3- Full edit.
• You book will receive a full edit from one of our professional editors.
• These guys have been doing this for over ten years and know what
they’re doing.
• This will work in conjunction with the critique and proof-read and will
be a full review of your work, with suggestions for amendment.
• Of course you keep creative control so it’s entirely up to you if you
want to keep it as it is or accept the changes.
• So now you won’t have to spend ages editing your work, it’ll be
done for you, giving you the time to concentrate on more writing.
Now wouldn’t that be good?
VALUED AT £1540.

66. BONUS 4- Extra Copies.
• Along with the complementary copy, I will arrange for an extra 9
copies to be sent to you, so you can distribute them to your friends
and family and show off now you’re a published author.
VALUED AT £130.

67. Knockout BONUS
VALUED AT: £1540.
Your very own Publicity
Campaign.
With this, you will get a Professional Press Release expertly
written and sent to over 8000 Journalists across a wide range
of media from National & Local radio and TV, National and
Local Newspapers and scores of magazines.
You’ll also receive a YouTube video testimonial with a
guarantee of 10,000 unique views.
Then you will get a Facebook Fanpage created where I will
invite over 3000 people to it.
Finally a short blurb of your book and where to buy it will be
sent to over 50,000 twitter followers.

68. So here’s what you get
• Product 1: One On One manuscript discussion. £120.
• Product 2: Unique Cover Design £367.
• Product 3: Layout and Formatting £257.
• Product 4: ISBN Registration Number £78.
• Product 5: Global Distribution £46.
• Product 6: Internet Distribution £20.
• Product 7: Search Engine Enabled £15.
• Product 8: 1st
Year Annual Fee £25.
• Product 9: Digital Availability £99.
• Product 10: Legal Deposit £10.
• Product 11: Complementary Copy £0.
• BONUS 1: Critique £185.
• BONUS 2: Proofread £358.
• BONUS 3: Edit £1540.
• BONUS 4: Extra Copies £130.
• KNOCKOUT BONUS: Publicity Campaign £1540.
• TOTAL VALUE £4790.00

69. £ 4790 VALUE
For the First 10 people
ONLY £997
TODAY ONLY

70. WAIT!!!
• Before I give you instructions on how to order, I
must state, to avoid confusion, that these prices
have been designed for a traditional black and
white print.
• If you require colour photos or pictures to be
included, please contact me at:
info@frompen2print.com to arrange a different
quote. (As you can imagine, colour printing is
more expensive). Thanks 
• This also includes colour availability on the Kindle
and other e-readers.

71. Drop me an e-mail at
submissions@frompen2print.com to buy it now
Remember this amazing offer of £997 is Exclusive
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