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Monthly Archives: March 2012
How I Failed My Way Into A Book Deal – Guest Post by Matt Ellis
I first met author and editor Matt Ellis last summer through Twitter. We exchanged a few emails, after which Matt posted a thoughtful review of one of my short stories, If You Go Into The Woods. In that some post, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged book deal, failure, guest post, lumpen, matt ellis, new europe books, small press, unpublishing
62 Comments
Selling Ebooks Direct: How To Set Up A Simple E-Bookstore
Selling e-books direct to your readers has just got a little easier, thanks to a new company called Gumroad. I heard about them through indie author Sarah Billington on Friday, had my store up and running on Saturday, and fully pimped … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bundles, custom store, direct sales, e junkie, gumroad, paypal, selling direct, shopping cart, tax, translations
148 Comments
St. Patrick’s Day Blowout: Results
If you were on Twitter over the weekend, you probably heard something about the St. Patrick’s Day Blowout Sale that I ran here on the blog. A few of you asked how it was all put together, and plenty are … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blowout, limited time sale, price pulsing, pricing, promo, promotion, results, sale, St. Patrick's Day, visibility
42 Comments
Can You Self-Publish Your Way to a Big Deal? Guest Post from Lindsay Buroker
Self-published author Lindsay Buroker was approached recently by 47North, Amazon’s SF/F/H imprint. Today Lindsay is here to explain how you can best position yourself to attract an offer. And, despite what you may think, it’s not all about sales. Self-publishing offers a … Continue reading
The End of Limits: Guest Post by Matthew Iden
There has been a lot of talk recently about the changes that have taken place over the last two years in the business side of publishing. Today, I have a fascinating guest post from indie author Matthew Iden who examines … Continue reading
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Tagged china, future, matthew iden, one bad twelve, serial fiction, serialization, story limits, wattpad, web serials, word count
51 Comments
