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From William Faulkner to E.L. James this infographic has the answers.
If you’ve ever wondered how long it took to craft some of history’s most famous books, you’ll want to check out this rad infographic from the kind folks at Printerinks. Tolkien takes top slowpoke honors for taking 16 years to write the Lord of the Rings while the quickest author on the list is John Boyne who wrote The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas in only 2.5 days! Check out the entire chart below
Jeff Domansky's insight:
To use a clickbait headline... This writer sat down and you won't believe what he did in two and a half days. 
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Scoop.it!
As we look forward to the coming year, the self-publishing world will undoubtedly present us with a few new surprises. As self-publishers, you probably have some thoughts on this topic as well. So, I felt it was timely to take a pause to collect a few 2016 predictions from some of the pros—those experts who have a proverbial finger on the pulse of industry changes. Many of these folks you will recognize as they have served us as reliable resources for BookWorks in the past. They include marketing strategists, publishers, and bloggers, in addition to the founder of Smashwords, one of the top self-publishing platforms in the world.
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Valuable predictions for the self publishing industry in 2016.
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To use a clickbait headline... This writer sat down and you won't believe what he did in two and a half days.