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Tag Archives: #indypub
When the Babies Arrive
You’ve written and rewritten and rewritten your novel. Gotten beta readers and proofreaders to go through it, maybe copy editors and lime editors if you’re able. Everything that can be done has been done. Cover have been designed, tweaked, polished, … Continue reading
Making it Suck Less: Rewriting is the Key to Success
So we’ve explored ways to get your story out of your head and onto the computer screen. We’ve agreed to quit worrying and let it suck (for now) and we’ve got ourselves a draft. Now what? Well, some of us … Continue reading
Schooling Myself: Podcasts as Independent Study
I have been getting progressively more serious about independent publishing as a career. I was a journalist a lifetime ago, then a teacher (still am) who wrote on the side (some comics, screenplays, short stories), and now that is flipping. … Continue reading
Posted in digital publishing, ebook publishing, education, fiction, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, teaching, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged #amediting, #amreading, #amwriting, #authorlife, #authors, #authortips, #CreateSpace, #DavidWright, #ebooks, #indypub, #JoannaPenn, #JohnnyBTruant, #podcasts, #SeanPlatt, #selfpublishing, #writingtips
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More Writing in 2015
Things have been quiet on this blog for a long while, but my computer has been busy. Here’s what I have been doing: I have an anthology coming out early next week, BLACKJACK: SHOOTERS, in which I write a few … Continue reading
Posted in America, comics, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fiction, film, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, super-heroes, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged # thrillers, #2015, #adventure, #ampublishing, #amwriting, #authorlife, #BlackjackAD, #BlackjackisBack, #books, #crime, #guns, #indypub, #writingtips
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On Writing: What I Learned at My First Book Fair
The thing about self-publishing is eventually you have to sell what you write. And while the digital book world continues to grow, I keep finding people who only want to read my book in print. As I have committed to … Continue reading
