Employment and publishment

 So today I met with an advertising company about a job opportunity. While it sounds good, it would make things difficult. Getting paid once a month if that is the case. If that is the case, then I am going to be cutting back on a lot of things, like always getting something to drink when I go to Kroger. I also am in the process of making a deal to get published. What is different about this publishing company over the other self-publishing companies is, yes it requires a little bit of a contribution, but not as much as the other ones. The cost of the company over in Britain was £2200 or 2760 in the US dollar. Other ones were $4000 to $4500. So with this company, with all the perks included in the package is $500. No more than that, a one-time fee. I keep all rights and ownership to the books. So I will get to make some money subbing. Promoting my book will be the busy part. Hell, when I can get to a good point to continue writing and not have to work, I'd be happy about that.

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