A Lttle Help From My Freinds !

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Greetings to my freinds and supporters:

I have written over three hundred blog posts mostly on the subject of researching Maine economic development statutes. In the process I have developed an in depth understanding of the history and interconnectedness of Maine's economic development policies.

For some timeI have been thinking of writing a book on the subjects that I have explored in this blog . I would like to time the publication of such a book to have its most impact in the months leading up to the next election.

I have been offered a 50% discount on a self publishing program if I take it by Monday June 29, 2015.
The self publishing program will connect me with an online community for self publishing and help me with every phase from organizing my material into a book form to marketing.
I found a crowdfunding site for journalism, It takes a day for project approval.
My Crowdfunder is now launced on Beacon- Here I The Live Link !

I feel that this is the time to be starting if I want to have a book out in the months before the next election season and that being in contact with such a community will help to maintain a focus on the goal. Any support I recieve in terms of fundraising, especially if I can reach my $800.00 by Monday, the day of the deadline will be powerfuyl encouragement to follow through.

So please help with any amount that you can afford no matter what size.

Thank You,

Mackenzie

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