New internet start-up company aims to revolutionize the book-publishing business.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 21, 2009 -- DarkCastle.com is an innovative web-platform aimed at giving talented, yet undiscovered writers a venue to display their work, earn extra income, and for some, to launch into mainstream consciousness.

Their concept is really very simple: as a writer, you may submit as many genre-appropriate novels as you wish for a one-time fee of $125 (USD) per submission. DarkCastle.com is seeking original works of fiction that fall into one of these four genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror, or Mystery/Thriller. Once your work is submitted, it will be entered into their proprietary database for public consumption.

DarkCastle.com's patented, user-friendly interface and database will allow a reader to search their inventory of eBooks by keyword (and keyword frequency); theme, setting, as well as a number of other options that will allow a reader to customize a list of available novels that are most likely to match their preferences (which will make them more likely to find something they like!) The first six pages of each novel will be accessible for free; should a reader wish to continue reading by purchasing and downloading the eBook, the cost will be $5 per licensed download (the $5 fee is split evenly between the writer and DarkCastle.com). DarkCastle.com's downloadable eBooks are encrypted and cannot be emailed or otherwise illegally distributed. The reader can enjoy DarkCastle.com's eBooks on their PC, Laptop, eBook Reader, cell phone, or PDA and will be able to write reviews and grade an author's work for the whole world to see on DarkCastle.com.

By bypassing literary agents and traditional publishing houses, focusing on previously unknown authors, only charging $5 per novel, and by solely distributing their novels as eBooks; DarkCastle.com has ambitious plans to take the book-publishing industry by storm.

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