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Promotion opportunity
If you have any upcoming projects you would like some free publicity for, drop her an email at jen@sequentialtart.com or she is also jencomx3 on AOL Instant Messenger. I've been interviewed by Jen before and she does a good job. The Pulse is primarily a comic site, but she has asked about my prose work before and they have covered other media as well.
Just thought I would pass it along.
Bobby
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Eldridge on -
Once I get these books out there I'll have to drop her a line
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Nash on -
Cool. Hey, free publicity is a beautiful thing.
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Eldridge on
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ain't it the truth. now if only I had something to publicize!
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Nash on
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It'll happen.
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Eldridge on
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It's currently in the process of happening, it's this waiting part that's killing me!
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Nash on
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I feel your pain.
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Permalink Reply by Sean Taylor on -
Well, it's like the illustrious Mr. Petty said... it's the har-her-dest part.
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Nash on
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The Petty is wise.
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Permalink Reply by Sean Taylor on
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I'll have to get her to talk with me and Kurt (or Kurt and me, see I can be selfless sometimes) about Jesse James.
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Nash on
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There ya go. Good plan.
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