With hundreds of thousands of books for sale on Amazon the competition would be stiff. The rub was that I would have to lay out the money to accomplish the transformation, and once the book was in print, market it myself.
It was a no-brainer, and I established Cloudsplitter Press. I also discovered that for very little money, I could transform my manuscript into a real book and have it available on Amazon, which would pay me royalties on sales. With a little research I discovered that even if I was lucky enough to find a publisher, more than likely my book would languish without yielding fame or fortune. After a few futile months, I concluded that I could be dead before I found one. "Before my seventy-seventh birthday, I tried to locate a literary agent who would find a traditional publisher to handle the printing, publicity, distribution, and sales of Axton Landing, my first novel.
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