The first thing I should have done is congraulate this musician/book writer if I were to say anything.
Being a book writer in itself even takes a certain skill.

I had this little vision before the net of how I could find all kinds of publishers for all kinds of music. But then the other side to that is that there are a million more like that.

I admittidly want people to like everything that I do since I spent hours doing these compositions. - Who does'nt that does it and is serious about it?. Though I can see after 4 years how they would'nt like many of them. It is a learning process.
Even publishers that say they don't like it without spending an arm and a leg for some organization would be great.
I hav'nt really got into the process too deeply. Just placing recordings up to see what listenership there may be, with a workable homesite to where I can place information on, and going to different sites like this for tips.

If the price of a book can point someone in a direction with it, that is a bargain.

It seems to get like a game at times.
I guess it is.
There would'nt be books written on the subject if it were not a bit gamey.

I appreciate people that give good advice and their time, just as Vicki and some other members have.
I don't think I was here yet when Jason Blume was here.
But appearantly he was like that.

All the more power to him.

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