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		<title>Self-Publishing: Art or Business?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The very idea of "book marketing" is vague. It's like subsuming advertising and fine art sales into a single realm of "image marketing." And in tacking marketing on as the de facto second phase of writing a book, a lot of worthy artists' resources are placed in jeopardy. </p>
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