HELP AN AUTHOR OUT AND GET SOME COOL STUFF!
After two years of struggling with iUniverse, I have broken away and will be re-publishing my YA sci-fi novel, Imminent Danger And How to Fly Straight into It, with a shiny new cover. As if that’s not exciting enough, I’m also running an IndieGoGo campaign! It will be running from today until December 9th (i.e., 30 days), and if all goes well I’ll be able to start shipping some of the perks out in time for Christmas.
The purpose of the campaign is threefold:
- To raise funds to pay back the costs of the cover design.
- To increase awareness and visibility of my book. (It’s hard to buy a book if you don’t know it exists!)
- To provide awesome Imminent Danger themed swag for all you wonderful people.
The perks you can buy include, but are not limited to:
- A copy of the eBook
- A signed copy of the…
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Legends of Windemere 
Many thanks for the re-bloggification, kind sir!
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You’re welcome. Looks like you’re already making pretty big headway.
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And also for your generous donation! Above and beyond the call of duty 🙂
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Always happy to help. Though, what if someone already has the eBook from before?
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Well, you get a new one 😀 And the text has been updated a bit (minor revisions, fixed a few logical issues), so it should feel like, if not a new read, at least a slightly refreshed one!
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Very cool. Always interesting how a book needs to be refreshed once you take it out of one of those presses. At least if you couldn’t afford the expensive editing program.
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And as we all know, the expensive editing program = totally not worth it.
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I think I got the mild version when I went through them. All I really remember is that I couldn’t even sell the book to family and friends because of the price. It was like $20 for the paperback.
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Oh my GOD, yes, the price. My paperback was retailing for $21.95. Who on earth would pay that much for a paperback? There are some hardcovers I wouldn’t pay that much for! Madness.
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Lesson learned. Also probably why I focus more on eBooks.
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