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Lost Luggage Studios, LLC

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Lost Luggage Studios is an independent software and game developer based in Maine. We believe in only releasing software that is done - software that meets our high standards of quality. Games that are fun, utilities that are rock solid and useful.

The founders of Lost Luggage Studios, brothers Jamie and Paul Belanger, have both been writing for years and are now self-publishing their novels.

Where to find Lost Luggage Studios, LLC online

Website: https://www.LostLuggageStudios.com
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LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/lost-luggage-studios
Blog: https://blog.LostLuggageStudios.com

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Scribings, Volume 1 by Jamie Alan Belanger

Series: Scribings, Book 1. Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 38,630. Language: English. Published: June 8, 2011 by Lost Luggage Studios, LLC. Categories: Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - multi-author

(4.00 from 1 review)

Scribings, Vol 1 is the first volume of short stories compiled by the Greater Portland Scribists, a group of speculative fiction writers in the Portland, Maine area. This compilation contains eleven pieces of fiction written by members Lee Patterson; Cynthia Ravinski, MA; Jamie Alan Belanger; and Richard Veysey.

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The Secrets to Ebook Publishing Success on March 29, 2012

I've heard some of this advice before (like setting some book prices at FREE). But in this book it's worded in a way that makes me rethink my previous stance, and then backed up with interviews, survey data, and sales figures. Every indie author/publisher should read this book.