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Hello!
It's Tuesday afternoon and it's gorgeous today in London. Sun and optimism, and I've got some great news: We're having a book sale!
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So, if you've been thinking about getting one of our books, now would be a great time. They're all £5.95, which is about 50% off the regular memoir price of £10.95. That also includes our upcoming tattoo anthology, which we'll be releasing in September. And, I have a new page on our website with our tattoo contributors and their bios and photos which you can take a look at here: www.gutspublishing.com/the-transformative-power-of-t...
I'll start with our trio of Scottish memoirs — the award-winning Blade in the Shadow; our bestselling recovery memoir Euphoric Recall; and our anti-memoir Fish Town that landed on the Big Scottish Book Club on the same show as poet laureate Jackie Kay (thank you Damian Barr!).
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"Disillusioned with life in Glasgow, I sold everything I had and left for a new life in a remote fishing village in Japan."
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"As a schoolboy already caught up in addiction, I stood outside of a McDonalds waiting for a man I thought was my friend."
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"A dark, rich account of how it feels to live with OCD glimmering with light and hope. A bold pursuit of a life that is more than just a way to survive.”
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And here's our racy anthology trio including Sending Nudes, featured in The Guardian; and Cyber Smut, our most intellectual book; and Stories About Penises, by far not our most intellectual book but a crackin' good read.
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"Have you ever sent a nude selfie? The question draws a thick red line between generations, throwing one side into a panic while the other just laughs."
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“who were you talking to outside Boots?
why did you zig-zag and not go straight?
Oh spy who loves but doesn’t trust me."
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"I woke, I pissed, I had a cum —
my dick’s been good to me.
Though you could say that it’s the one
to blame for everything."
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And here are our three most recent books including The Peanut Factory, our 70s squatter memoir; Dear Mr Andrews our sugar dating memoir featured in The Guardian; and The Transformative Power of Tattoo, our upcoming short story and poetry anthology.
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"Telling journal about the London squat scene in the post punk era. Compelling and disturbing in equal measure — especially the outside toilets."
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"In an absolute act of submission this playful, hilarious, candid book dares to lay things bare for our entertainment. Highly recommended."
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A bold collection of fiction, nonfiction and poetry about the indelible marks we call tattoos, why we get them, and how they transform a person's life.
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That's about it for now. I'm excited to share the tattoo anthology with you. I'll be in touch again soon to confirm the release date. Thanks for reading.
Oh, yes, I did want to mention that I recently started offering publishing consultations as I've been receiving lots of emails from writers seeking advice. These are 1-hour 1-to-1 consultations to discuss traditional publishing, self-publishing, hybrid publishing, literary agents, book marketing, or any publishing-related issue. If you'd like to find out more, please click here.
xx Julianne
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