You could try fiverr for editing and cover art. Release snippets of the book on Medium to generate interest.

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My writing also causes people to kill themselves - because of its sheer lack of quality. Well written piece Mohammed.

I've written 2 books. One complete, the other nearly complete in pieces. They're terrible, but that's that. If I dedicated myself to writing, I'd like to think I could at least become competent. Currently, like the majority of authors, AI would blow me out the water - and then some. For the future, I'd like to think AI writing is policed. A kind of AI that monitors "cheating", which will determine what kind of percentage help authors have had. Think along the lines of chess. Real players kept in line by advanced analysis. This will keep skilled authors at the top and unskilled authors at the bottom. The proper way.

But the old library has burnt down.

I've reached the end of your 2nd paragraph and can say you haven't found it. That's because I sometimes wonder about the reasons for humour myself. Since my ideas diverge from yours, and mine are correct, that means you're wrong. Back to the drawing board Gary.

The Comedy Songwriting Manual Welcome to the first book I’ve looked at on the subject of writing lyrics. The foreword gets you in. At barely two pages long, it’s like the rest of this book — to the point. Brief intro done, chapter one starts straight away. On page thirteen. …

Here’s a speedy read, which gets off to a quick start, skips some paper, and begins on page 13. That’s an outline of what’s ahead, a little talk, then the book starts on page 19. And then… shall I postpone the review for my next article, Scott? Dikkers provides three…

Straight in, you’ll learn that one episode of The Bickersons is better than most current TV comedy. Current was 1999, when computers were faster, cars were less polluting, and Zoom meetings screened at 4X4 pixels. There’s truth in comedy. A quick note. Several words in the book are written in…