Do you have a direct link?  I can't seem to find it..

Thanks!

Check out this commercial and just think, "What would *I* do?"

http://gameads.gamepressure.com/tv_game_commercial.asp?ID=2577

[bow]

Off to a great start!

One small request - can you change the name of this thread to the title of the story?  I don't want to lose this in a sea of threads titled "my story," "story," "new story," a story," or any of those other nondescriptive indiscernible titles.

Again, fun read.

Cheers!

I agree 100% with the both of you.  I have stopped visiting DTV almost entirely.  98% of the stuff submitted to that site has some poor guy getting his head squeezed off or some other such nonsense.  The reason I got into this genre was because of stories like "The Librarian" where you get to see the power used more for fun and mischief.

Anyway, I wanted to take a minute to sing your praises and thank you for your contributions.  I loved this story and I, too, would love to see you continue your Black Cat story!

Cheers.

Print on Demand is a good way to guarentee that your book gets published.  Just look up "print on demand" on Yahoo! or Google and you will get a ton of hits. 

The problem, of course, is that it typically costs about $10 for a 50 page paperback [$.03 per page thereafter] just for the printing.  Then, you split the royalties with the publisher.  That means that in order to make $5, you need to sell a 50 page story for $20.  That's steep.

One thought is to hit Kinkos for a short story like that.  Print it up yourself and have it bound.  You can even print it from home:
http://www.fedex.com/us/officeprint/onlineprint/p2afk/newswo.html?link=4

Obviously, you could sell the pdf for $5 then add the cost of printing and shipping to any hardcopy order.  Just a thought.

Oh what fun!  In response to another thread, here's who I thought of as I read this little gem: