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Reliving a virtual past - Dennis Hamley

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     A few weeks ago I made a rather disturbing discovery.  I was at first horrified and completely at a loss about what to do about it.  Then it occurred to me that I needn't be horrified or at a loss because I'd stumbled on the true glory - and even justification for - Indie ebook publishing.  I'd been given an opportunity I'd longed for whenever I had a conventional book published, but which I knew I'd never get however many reprints it went through. It's still a pain in the bum though.      During the Edebook festival in August I'd spent some time launching my latest ebook, Out of the Mouths of Babes.  As I said in a previous blog, the book was originally published in 1997. I knew even then that the ending was rather arbitrary and posed many questions which only time and teasing the implications out of the plot could answer. Why didn't I try to follow them through there and then?  Only now, as I recalled the origina...