About books MRM write

**julie** · 20th-December-2007

I have a few friends that are writers and artists and should I go on? Well they are screen printers too. I mean they are known artists and writers and so forth and have been involved in the covers of albums (you know these things I hope but for those that don't...well ... they are like the cover of DVDs and CDs.) and have businesses and have artist studios because they sell.

NZ is very well known for the arts. Some are well known comic designers and so forth.

Also they are film makers .....

But recently they have been investing their money as a group thing. Now they are setting up a publishing company.

OK, they say that women buy and so they want to sell to women rather than men but they are crazy mother fuckers yet at the same time they are the dux of schools.

I can put your script to them if you like. But I think we need to prove that men will buy these books.

On the other hand you could always write books that appeal to women. That would sell.

**FFFF** · 20th-December-2007

I have been writting an MRM friendly book for some time..

Needs serious editing at the moment!

**themanonthestreet** · 20th-December-2007

Quote from julie

I can put your script to them if you like. But I think we need to prove that men will buy these books.

On the other hand you could always write books that appeal to women. That would sell.

Personally, No thanks. I prefer my books to be published because of their content, not because of my gender..... or of the gender of the purchaser.

TMOTS

**FFFF** · 20th-December-2007

What alwasy saddens me is that women prefer my writings to men, who usually find my shit "sexist and damaging to the image that the MRM wishes to portray.."

**julie** · 20th-December-2007

Quote from themanonthestreet

Personally, No thanks. I prefer my books to be published because of their content, not because of my gender..... or of the gender of the purchaser.

TMOTS

I understand. I have been trying to interest them in a men's magazine but they say that men's magazines are hard to sell because men don't spend money on those things. (OK, playboy and such not included)