Ellis Jones

Maybe.

Yeah.

I like to keep it short.

Because I have a lot of friends that I want to read my books that are semi-literate high school dropouts.

And like he read the first, he read the, my homie who loved this book read the first page of this one.

Right.

And he was like, dude.

this book it's like overly you want to go ahead and since you love audible why don't you read i'm not gonna i'm not gonna read it because you don't want it because i have dyslexia and i read like a fourth grader and that's part of the reason why this book is written the way it is because i just embrace my dyslexia i also write with a typewriter and then i uh scan in the pages and just copy and paste them to google docs and i don't really edit them that much i like i think it retains some uh some rawness so yeah that's pretty much it i'll get out of you guys here so you can this is this is hold on what's going on what okay

You got... Yeah, that's the dialogue of the character in there.

Oh, okay.

He's speaking in Spanish.

I like that Cormac McCarthy did that.

I'm hugely influenced by Cormac McCarthy.

He has large portions of his book where a character speaks Spanish and he doesn't translate.

So you just got to figure out how to translate it or speak Spanish.

Are these selling?

Yeah, to people I know.

Yeah.

I mean, I do events, and this is like I'll go play music or I'll DJ or I'll go do a spoken word thing and then bring copies to sell.

And that's basically the only way I'm selling books.