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I wrote this book, a bit like an autobiography of mine – but more sophisticated and more dramatic, is a story too. I have 3 people have opinions (I know it's not much) and I have not changed completely, I was wondering how to get it to a publisher, I'm from Wales – I do not know if it will be easy? And it cost, etc. Thanks:)

write Pubisher including a letter of application and it should not cost you pay publsh do you put a percentage of the money so Merry Christmas! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Christmas Gal

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Publisher $12.78 Tom Maschler launched the careers of Thomas Pynchon, Joseph Heller, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Julian Barnes, Martin Amis, Ian McEwan and Bruce Chatwin — among others. His name now almost synonymous with the Cape imprint, Maschler is a renowned and respected publisher; his memoir, illustrated throughout, and reproducing letters from authors as diverse as Roald Dahl and Doris Lessing, offers a rare glimpse into an even rarer world: one of a passionate, driven man, determined to make his mark on that self-same world. From the party where Norman Mailer stabbed his wife, to the porch where Ernest Hemingway shot himself, this is is a frank, first-hand account of the authors, agents and egos, the back-stabbing and dodgy deals, the successes and the enduring friendships formed in the golden days of British publishing.

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