Self publishing: Are you experienced?
Doug Mildew Mr Blake! Come in, Mr Blake! Pull up a beanbag. Great to see you, William. Or Will. Bill. Billy. May I call you Billy? Doesn’t that just make you sound like a rock’n’roll star? Billy Bla– Absolutely, Mr Blake, I understand. Just throwing it out there. What a sharp move to come and see me, Mr Blake. Your work? So exciting. That space thing you did, Blake’s Heaven, that was way ahead of its time. I wish more people would’ve taken notice. Please, Willy, no false modesty! Your name’s on it, so be proud of it. Anyhoo, that’s in the past. You want to talk about your new children’s book, am I right? Let’s see. Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience . Well, I love it. We can work on the title later. But your rhymes! Love the rhymes. Especially the animal ones. Almost as good as what’s-his-name, Raoul Dale. The kids, they love their animal rhymes. The Lamb, The Tiger – don’t you worry, we have proo...