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Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore Author Update – Helen Jones, Janice Spina, Darlene Foster
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Readers Can’t Find Your Book: Internet Marketing for Authors (Guest Post) By: Steven Capps
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According to UNESCO (United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization) over two million books have been published this year. That does include everything written before or all of the books that will be published in the future. If I had a penny for every hundred books ever published, I’d certainly have a lot more pennies than I do now. While this statistic seems a bit detached, it is crucial for your success as an author. In order for a reader to find your book, you have worse than a one in two million chance.
There is one major problem with this statistic; launching a book isn’t the same as buying a lottery ticket. Luck might be a bit of a factor, but if you are not seeing sales, there is likely something you are doing wrong. I know this sounds harsh, and no…
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#Authors – If you’re SERIOUS about Marketing in 2017 – Read this article…
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War of Nightfall Titles
So I’m working on book titles for the next series and having trouble. Originally, I had cool names and some not so cool ones. Honestly, I’m seeing that I flushed this out during a time where I thought I’d get right back to it. These outlines are going to be harder than I thought since I have so little to work with. Oops. I’m currently thinking of doing one word titles, so I’ll put those down with the older ones in parenthesis. Book 2 is the only one that has stayed the same throughout since it’s a character’s name.
Anyway, I thought I’d list them here and get some feedback.
War of Nightfall
- Evolution (Realm of the Night/Dawn Fangs/Natural Selection)
- Lost
- Temptation (Queen of Apelios)
- Antithesis (Durag’s Wrath/The Orb of Durag)
- Hunger (Mistress of the Corrupted/The Ravenous Ones)
- Fear (Stronger/Clash of the Abominations)
- Anarchy (Children of Anarchy)
- Eulogy (Clyde/Death of Shadows)
I Will Try This Again with Synopses on Thursday!
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Top of 2016 #3: 7 Ways to Put a Robot in Your Fantasy Story
(Apparently, the 7 Lists stole the show last year. Original is HERE.)
It isn’t easy putting tech into a fantasy setting. Yet it can be done! Sometimes even correctly. Here are 7 methods that might or might not work. Though looking at the ‘humor’ tag on this post, it’s probably a lot of tongue and cheek.
- Time travel! Nothing goes wrong with having a robot time travel from a non-magical future to the magical past. Except for changing history and risking a paradox. The robot could make it that technology never evolves, so it was never created to go back in time to cause the . . . I really hate time travel.
- A quirky gnome decides to go as far as possible with golem creation. This results in him or her realizing that you can’t depend entirely on magic. So they add some armor and gears and steam and whatever else they can find along with spells. Then the explosion happens, their creation wanders off, and the gnome is left with a single hair that is permanently smoking.
- Zombies with gears jammed into them. Results vary from WTF!? to ‘Get the ale away from the nercromancer’.
- An ancient race decided to pursue the technological arts. They thought it was the path to immortality and created mechanical bodies. When the first one was done, a citizen was chosen to be killed and have their brain put inside. Sadly, they thought it was a contest for a lifetime supply of chocolate and used their new body to turn society into rubble. Rumor is that they remain there in misery because robots aren’t able to enjoy chocolate.
- Aliens crash landed on the planet and died because magic is toxic to them. They left behind a robot that some hapless wanderer awakens. It roams the countryside in search of its masters or maybe mindless destruction. Really depends on what the aliens were looking for, but they’re dead and nobody speaks their language to solve the problem. Except for the inevitable hybrid that makes no sense and can control the robot with her mind.
- Technology existed long before magic appeared. Now it’s been uncovered and trying to make a comeback. Robots will lead the way to face the wizards and dragons. An army of metal and ancient programming that knows nothing more than destruction. Unless they were programmed for hugs, which means the war might turn awkward.
- Lock a man in full body platemail and write ‘I Am A Robot’ on his chest. How will he stay alive? Eating food through a straw. Bathroom? Don’t ask such disgusting questions. How do they know the term ‘robot’? This conversation is over!
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New Series – Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – New on the Shelves.
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New Series – Blogger Daily – Posts from the writers I follow
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Submit Your 2016 Nominations
Happy New Year — it’s time to nominate your favorite science fiction and fantasy writing for the 2016 Planetary Awards.
We’re doing only two categories this year:
- Shorter story (under 40,000 words/160 paperback pages)
- Longer story (novels)
If you’re a book blogger, book podcaster, or booktuber, the nomination process is easy:
- Post your nominations on your site
- Leave a comment on this post, with a link to your nominations
The nomination deadline is February 14th, 11:59PM US Pacific time.
Good luck to all of 2016’s authors. Don’t forget to spread the word to other book reviewers!
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