Killed Ideas Come to Life in Book Form

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Today and tomorrow, Killed Ideas Volume I will arrive in the hot little hands of some of the industry’s creative elite. Last week, it arrived in my hands so I guess I’m special. Actually, it has nothing to do with how special I am. Rather, it has everything to do with the fact I curated the book so of course I get to see it first!

What is Killed Ideas? Killed Ideas is a project put together by Ammo Marketing for online book publisher Blurb. Fifty ideas that were never approved/never appeared were selected to appear in the book Killed Ideas Volume I, a compendium of some great, though unseen, creative work.

The finished product looks great. The Killed Ideas look even better than they did when I first looked at them. Even with the lawyer-required scrubbing some of the ads had to have applied. All fifty ideas look great. I’m very pleased with the work that was submitted and how this book looks in its final incarnation.

Be sure to visit KilledIdeas.com so you can participate in the People’s Choice voting. You’re free to pick your favs from the top fifty.

In the next two weeks, we’ll have a contest to give away of few copies of Killed Ideas Volume I. Stay tuned.

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