The Principle of Ultimate Indivisibility by Brent Robison



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Some years ago I published a book that landed on the front page of the Sunday New York Times Book Review, which was quite a thrill for my wife and I, who were running our publishing company from a spare bedroom in our house.
Soon enough, the phone started to ring, and one call was from a distributor in New York.
“Hey, we’re all wondering down here, is this some guy publishing from his dining room? We have a bet.” There was plenty of snickering in the background.
“Well, you’d be wrong,” I said, “I’m in the bedroom. How can […]


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