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the pot limit book on omaha I personally believe is a much needed addition to the two plus two libary of much needed subjects that havent been covered. [/ QUOTE ] QFT |
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that is retarded, why... even though i am shorthanded and heads up expert in NLHE (and have played PLO regularly up to 200/400), and have even already written a book on this exact topic... i was rejected as a prospect for writing this 2+2 book?
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that is retarded, why... even though i am shorthanded and heads up expert in NLHE (and have played PLO regularly up to 200/400), and have even already written a book on this exact topic... i was rejected as a prospect for writing this 2+2 book? [/ QUOTE ] Danny, Nothing says you cannot submit your manuscript to Mason. He may refuse to read it but it can't hurt. The Sit N' Go book by Colin Moshman hit #1 on Amazon's poker list and was a blind submission to 2+2. Mason, Danny/theBruiser500/fatgirl_lover is a known high-stakes no-limit poster. I have not read his manuscript, but Jay states it's good and he is a known HSNL poster whom I respect. Matt |
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that is retarded, why... even though i am shorthanded and heads up expert in NLHE (and have played PLO regularly up to 200/400), and have even already written a book on this exact topic... i was rejected as a prospect for writing this 2+2 book? [/ QUOTE ] Sup Danny! 2+2 is in the position at this stage where Mason has the freedom of requiring manuscripts to be submitted in order to be considered for publication. I think thats a fair trade off considering the royalty that he pays is higher than industry standards; he tends to protect the author financially. Send him your manuscript, you have nothing to loose except a little bit of pride if your manuscript is rejected or a whole lot of pride if its accepted and he requires a rewrite. Good luck mate, it would be bizarrely poetic if Mason accepts your submission. |
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i sent it to him and he said
Hi Danny: I'm sorry but we are completely committed for the foreseable future. There is no way we can even look at your book. So I suggest you try another publisher. Worst wishes, Mason Malmuth |
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I didn't write:
[ QUOTE ] Worst wishes [/ QUOTE ] Please enjoy your vacation. MM |
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I didn't write: Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Worst wishes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please enjoy your vacation. MM [/ QUOTE ] ROFLMAO |
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Please enjoy your vacation. [/ QUOTE ] Ouch. I'm pretty sure everybody here knew what you really wrote. |
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[ QUOTE ] Please enjoy your vacation. [/ QUOTE ] Ouch. I'm pretty sure everybody here knew what you really wrote. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, but it seemed like every second thread in here was being hit by his "I'm awesome, wait until my book comes out" posts. BTW, I sure hope the book is written better than his posts. |
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that is retarded, why... even though i am shorthanded and heads up expert in NLHE (and have played PLO regularly up to 200/400), and have even already written a book on this exact topic... i was rejected as a prospect for writing this 2+2 book? [/ QUOTE ] Dude, there is no shortage of poker book publishers. It's a well known fact that Cardoza will publish anything. You should have no problem getting your manuscript published if it's even half as good as you say it is. |
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