impressive
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sweetnpetite said:what is the deal with the proceeds on this project? are they being divided or donated or what?
Answered in 1st post

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sweetnpetite said:what is the deal with the proceeds on this project? are they being divided or donated or what?

Amy Sweet said:Dang- you work fast.



impressive said:SUBMISSIONS
Story submissions: Posted HERE. READ 'EM! PM me your endorsements (or post 'em here). PM the author any recommended edits. Be nit picky, please. Everyone wants a quality product. It makes us all look better. To be vetted, a story needs at least 10 endorsements.
Poetry submissions: Posted HERE. READ 'EM! PM me your endorsements (or post 'em here). PM the poet any recommendations.
Art submissions: Kick ass cover art (in color) is needed as relates to the title/subtitle, plus an illustration relating to each story and perhaps other random illustrations for otherwise blank space. Keep in mind that CafePress has options for merchandising (t-shirts, mugs, stickers, tote bags, etc.) for our cover art image!
Rhinoguy has posted several grids of illustrations HERE, and would like folks to give the "coordinates" of those they endorse.
Illustrators interested in designing cover art, please review the information found here: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/learn_book_covers.aspx

Black Tulip said:No more than a kick-off:
Preface
New times bring forth new ways to interact. Think about the invention of the telephone for a moment. It brought people closer together and made it possible to keep in touch regardless of proximity.
The same can be said for the Internet. People from all over the planet can get in touch with each other and communicate on a number of topics. Even on such an infinite subject as sexuality.
This anthology is the result of authors who met in cyberspace. Some of us will probably never meet in real life. Yet the Internet made it possible to meet and interact with each other, although we live in different countries, on different continents.
All of us are contributors to a site with erotic stories, Literotica.com, and each of us writes with a distinctive voice on a variety of sexual preferences.
Hence the widespread coverage you will find in this collection of naughty tales.
Blah, blah, blah.
Feel free to delete it, shred it, twist it or kiss it. It's meant as a starting point, nothing more.
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Thanks guys for vetting "Stretch Marks."
impressive said:Something to think about.
In order to sell in venues other than CafePress, we'll need the bar code doo-hickey for the back cover and copyright page. It costs $ to get an ISBN, whereas an ISSN (for serials) is free through the Library of Congress. I think we'd be eligible for an ISSN, but I've NO experience with this.
Discuss.
sophia jane said:This is the definition of a serial- I don't think the anthology fits in this-
"Serials are print or non-print publications issued in parts, usually bearing issue numbers and/or dates. A serial is expected to continue indefinitely. Serials include magazines, newspapers, annuals (such as reports, yearbooks, and directories), journals, memoirs, proceedings, transactions of societies, and monographic series"
How much does it cost for an ISBN?
SJ
impressive said:If it was one publication, I'd agree -- but we're talking multiple volumes, published indefinitely. I do believe we could swing it as a serial.
As far as I can tell, the ISBN is at least $350 (but I didn't dwell on the application).
EDITED: AND that would have to be paid FOR EACH volume. I don't mind only being published on CafePress, but I think if we can expand our options AT NO COST, we should do so.
sophia jane said:It probably wouldn't hurt to apply for the ISSN. The worst that could happen is they would deny the application.
SJ


rhinoguy said:hey all!
I actually post 9! grids of illustrations here with about 12 per grid..whaz thta...um a bit over 100...if there is something which suits a story or poem...i would be honored to pair them up. I am also open to creating pieces for written work , as time allows. As for any that HAVE been done, and ARE accepted..i can convert to grayscale and make adjusmentsto contrast etc... to make them more suitable. For example I noticed that Superman's cape did not translate well to greyscale as is.
I will also give a shot at a color cover and submit here for review.
thanks everyone...especially IMP for coordinating this project!
I have a pile of reading to DO!

rhinoguy said:I will also give a shot at a color cover and submit here for review.
Yay!impressive said:Something to think about.
In order to sell in venues other than CafePress, we'll need the bar code doo-hickey for the back cover and copyright page. It costs $ to get an ISBN, whereas an ISSN (for serials) is free through the Library of Congress. I think we'd be eligible for an ISSN, but I've NO experience with this.
Discuss.