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*I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

*I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

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RolandiXor
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I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested. Personally, I have a thing against constipated thinking. *I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested. Personally, I have a thing against constipated thinking.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

*I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?

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RolandiXor
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Is it really so "impossible" to get published by a traditional publisher?

I was an avid reader in my early years (as in hard copy - books), and I still am (just now via computer)... and I never got wind of such difficulties in publishing, until now. Is it like going up against a proverbial dragon dressed in nothing but a helmet? If it is, I'm not that interested. Personally, I have a thing against constipated thinking.

Anyway - the question.

Is it really all that difficult to get published by traditional means? In 2011? Or is all of the negativity just done to scare off potential competition?