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Ask Me Anything is Now Live! #AMA #AUTHORAMA #Fantasy (Stickied for Week. Newer Posts Below.)
My Ask Me Anything Is Live! Spread the Word! Leave a Question! Enjoy the Fun!
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Tagged AMA, answers, ask me anything, author, AuthorAMA, epic fantasy, fantasy, indie author, Legends of Windemere, magic, questions, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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Path of the Indie
Neither alone Nor in a group The indie stands between Depending on our own hands To start the tide Hoping others arrive Their whispers Turning the ripple Into a wave Our path is filled With sneers and suggestions Advocates of … Continue reading
From the Guardians to Dariana: My Focus on Immortality
Long ago, I wrote the first book of a series that wouldn’t get very far. Immortal Wars was fueled by my interest in fantasy, science fiction, and superheroes. I had no idea what I was doing, but plotted out 9 … Continue reading
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7 Signs You’ve Gone Too Far With Your Advertising
A big chunk of an indie author’s life is promoting their books. Whether it’s available or about to come out, you need to spread the word. Yet, sometimes an author might go too far and things begin to unravel. At … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 signs, advertising, author, facebook, humor, indie author, marketing, promo, promoting, promotions, twitter, writing
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Post Revisited- Paranoia in Self-Publishing?
This is a big one that went live on February 8th, 2014. I think I’ve figured some of it out, but don’t hold me to that. Though re-reading it, I do seem some of my youthful naivete in there at … Continue reading
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Tagged author, defeat, fear, indie author, obstacles, paranoia, pressure, publishing, self-publishing, stress, victory, writing
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Questions 3: Traditional and Indie Authors Edition
This could be a can of worms that I don’t want to open, but I’m doing it anyway. I’ve seen some nastiness appear on this topic before, so just play nice. If you feel your answers are too big for … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, future, indie author, opinions, play nice, q&a, questions, self-publishing, traditional author, traditional publishing, writing
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Motivation of the Indie Author
An interesting question was asked about indie authors and motivation. Without a boss of any kind, we make our own deadlines that are about as flexible as an overcooked noodle. It gets even harder when the person is a full-time … Continue reading
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Tagged author, deadlines, debuts, independent author, indie author, indy author, motivation, my own boss, pizza, procrastination, self-publishing, writing
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