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"Or" or "our" in words?
Ex. favorite/favourite, rumor/rumour, flavor/flavour, color/colour. "Or" is often used by the Americans. British English, New Zealand English, Australian English and Canadian English, all use the latter. I found this interesting read on the internet last night. It's about a Canadian author who published her book through the same formats we do. She went in expecting to earn nothing but experience, knowledge and a sense of accomplishment. She ended up making it on the Best Sellers list.
http://news.nationalpost.com/arts/books/self-publishers-cant-afford-humility Here is an article I found regarding a publishing company in Ontario shutting down and writers in Canada. Below is a quote taken from the article. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/loss-of-publisher-worries-sask-author-1.989151 "Vanderhaeghe said he suspects writers will self-publish their books more often." Here is a great article about a lady here in Canada who self-published her romance novel on Kindle. It's wonderful to read how well she did.
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