everyone please read

**Templar Knight** · 03-31-2005, 15:46

hmm

**clayton ballentine** · 03-31-2005, 15:47

Originally Posted by Templar Knight

hmm

hmmm what

**clayton ballentine** · 03-31-2005, 18:28

dear all who help if you have yahoo! or AOL instant messanger please fel free to IM me at:

Yahoo!:clayton_ballentine
AOL:history lover 99

ps: i will put it in my profile. have a great day!

**clayton ballentine** · 04-03-2005, 16:38

Originally Posted by clayton ballentine

dear all who help if you have yahoo! or AOL instant messanger please fel free to IM me at:

Yahoo!:clayton_ballentine
AOL:history lover 99

ps: i will put it in my profile. have a great day!

i have put it in my file so now everyone can im me :)

**Elias71** · 04-03-2005, 16:55

You do realize, that a 19+ volume series is impossible by one man? Do you understand the simple fact that nobody will buy a book from someone who doesn't have their degree in the field? That means the earliest you can begin, and be taken seriously, is at age 25. A quality book, will take several years to write, edit, and publish. Lets take a shot with 3-4 years. 19 books, at 3-4 years, will take 60-80 years. Add that to the 25 you need to get your degree, and unless you live to 105, are writing non-stop and manage to pump out large, quality books at the rate of one every 3-4 years (which is pretty damn fast), it can't happen.

Honestly, unless you want to be largely dissapointed in the future, I recommend being a little less ambitious, and enter the world of reality. A solid book, in-depth and informative on your favourite field, is the best way to go.

**Elias71** · 04-03-2005, 16:57

Have you heard of Will Durant? The author (with the help of his wife) of the Complete History of Civilization series? That man produced 8 books or so (not sure, I haven't read them all), but QUALITY ones in his entire lifetime, and he didn't even do them entirely alone.

19 books, is just asking for either sub-par quality, lack of information, or pocket book sizes.