The front doors on that school building look totally wicked.

I think you do. It's just a matter of putting them into the right gun. -)

Thanks for a great comment! You're right. So many authors bomb on the first and bounce back on the second or third. Thanks for reading.

Awesome hot tip!

In this case, @splinterlands-ru, I give them permission to use my work and put their name on it. They pay me for the right to do that. It's called ghostwriting, and totally legitimate.

That's true. You can also use them as lead magnets and give them away as free downloads if you do email marketing. Thanks for the great comment.

Not really. As long as they pay me, I don't mind at all. It's better than putting my name on the cover of a book that doesn't sell. Then I put in the work and don't get paid.

It most certainly takes commitment @jenina619. Here's a hack: Take your Steemit posts and repurpose them. If you have enough of them, you can fill a book real quickly. ;-)

That is some beautiful architecture. A little bit of old classic thrown in with the new and modern. A great mix.

This is awesome. It looks like you did a little digital finger painting.

I like this. It reminds me of the 70s.

This is a good introduction, but I think you left off two very important trends - crypto lending and decentralized exchanges. I think both will be big trends in 2020.

You're welcome. Thanks for commenting.

That's true. Some authors pay someone to do the publishing part for them. Others do it all themselves. It sounds you did it all. That's an awesome way to fly.

That's a start. If you can sustain that for a period of time, you'll end up breaking even, at least, depending on what it cost you to put together.

You know, you could take the best of the best of your stories, compile them into a book and an e-book and sell them on Amazon. A little marketing and you could make a few extra dollars on them.

Yeah, that would be nice. Wouldn't it?

Yes, may Ethereum live long and prosper!

I've heard of Holochain, but don't know much about it. If you're sold on Steem, I hope it works for you. Keep doing what you're doing. Someday you'll be a whale.

Ha ha yeah, that would be awesome. I have to get good at marketing my own material first. :-) Thing is, there are lots of journals out there. Some pay well, some don't. A few of them take previously published