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Conventional Attitudes- what I learned about promoting my book at Rhode Island Comic Con
Only have a minute? Here’s the quicky version: Indie sci-fi and fantasy authors can have a great time selling at comic book conventions- if you are willing to have the right attitude, including: 1- Regarding comic cons as a unique opportunity. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Process, Publishing
Tagged attitude, Comic-Con, Don Franklin, elevator pitch, Hellstone, Jonathan Banchick, Kristina Gehring, opportunities, promotion, Reaper's Walk, Rhode Island, sales, VampCon, writers
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Do indy and small press writers have a moral obligation to support their own kind?
Lately I’ve been spending a bit of time on Wattpad, and if you haven’t heard of Wattpad, it’s an interesting idea: a social network for writers of all skill levels. You can post stories in progress there, get comments and … Continue reading
Posted in Publishing, Writing
Tagged 99 cent book, art, indy writer, moral obligation, small press, Wattpad, writers
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