: Re: What are the challenges of converting blog content to a publishable work? I have been actively participating in the "blogging world" and have developed a substantial portfolio of 25-75 word "rants"

If you are suggesting "salable" as "publishable" there might be an issue with copyright unless you protected those rights in writing.

I'm not sure why or if anyone would buy something you've already given away.

Honestly, I'm not sure who would be interested in short "rants" that are not timely. A "rant" as short as you suggest is just not something many folks would want to peruse.

If they are in a blog that has thousands of readers why not ask on the blog if anyone would pay for a book? If no one bites you have your answer.

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