The Supermarket Guy

 Really sad to say 2020 was a bad year. We can remember the war years of 1939 to 45,  and 1914 to 1918 the First World Wars that are closer to our Generation, because we heard of stories from our Fathers and Grandfathers who are probably for most of us, past away. But, we can take some good things,  even those who went to War, perhaps a few good memories from the incredible bad. Perhaps some lessons, perhaps we take some advice,  perhaps we take some reflection, or something. This was the year for myself, where everything fell apart. My books, the Coronavirus ( for all of us), and then other news which may not go our way not too close in the future. At any regard, no matter how hard things get,  we have to stay positive, keep the chin up, and be thankful for the gift of life, be thankful for friends, be thankful for every little thing that we sometimes take for granted. I want to wish you all, a Very, Merry, Christmas...

 As you may have known, already,  my publisher has quit operations. There is no email, no response from a phone number,  nothing. It seems an investment of 12 000 dollars in total approximate dollars, has evaporated. Talk about a bad month.  Many ex authors who had their works published by this company,  have gotten together with legal counsel. I have the link to the facebook page,  but after being kicked off of facebook long long ago for advertising my books, it appears I am out of the loop again. As usual. Each book cost me approximately 3600 to publish, with E Book versions to boot. But it was all the extras,  that added up to approximately 12000 dollars US. Now that is all down the flush of a toilet. Word is, that many self publishing companies may fail. This company, apparently, from word on the street, was stealing book profits from their authors. I do not believe, personally, that my book sold enough copies, to have had any profit at all. I did see download sites,  where my book