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		<title>Background to this blog</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This blog is part of a larger process that was originally the writing of a book. I started researching and writing in early 2004 and interviewed a whole range of people over the next couple of years. By 2006 I began to feel that a full-length book on this project was going to take quite [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This blog is part of a larger process that was originally the writing of a book. I started researching and writing in early 2004 and interviewed a whole range of people over the next couple of years. By 2006 I began to feel that a full-length book on this project was going to take quite a few more years, so I decided to write a minibook in order to publish some of the insights I&#8217;d got from all that research.</p>
<p>This minibook came out in October 2006, published by Purple Sofa Publications (a publisher set up especially for the purpose). It is entitled <em>Open Fidelity &#8211; an A-Z Guide</em> and the full details are on the &#8216;Books&#8217; tab. If you want to read the distilled  wisdom from this blog without any of the waffle, buy the book now (click on the &#8216;Sales&#8217; tab at the top)!</p>
<p>After that was published and the minor storm in the media about it had abated, I got on with writing what I called &#8216;the main book&#8217;: a full-length book detailing all my research and interviews and ideas. And it was carrying along, slowly, in between me doing other things (like life) and trying to make a living.</p>
<p>But it was beginning to dawn on me that this is going to take a very long time to come to fruition, and that the financial rewards in the end are likely to be pretty small, if anything, unless it becomes a bestseller. So I started to wonder about alternatives ways of getting my ideas into the public domain that would involve less of a delay. I&#8217;m not completely altruistic, and I want to make sure I get credited for the parts of all this that are original, and it would be useful to make a little money as well, if only so that I can spend more of my time on the project.</p>
<p>So the result is this blog. At some point another book might arise out of this and non-blog material. In the future there will be adverts on the blog, hopefully unobtrusive ones. I will be looking for ways to make money from the blog without jeopardising the main aim of the project, which is to inform people about the possibilities of honest non-monogamy and help them to avoid cheating on their partners.</p>
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