I have been silent on the blog for a little bit, mainly because I have been working on getting done a few things that I really wanted to devote my time to. One of those things is nearly completed, and I thought I would talk a little bit about it now that the hard part … Continue reading Paperback Books
Tag: Indie Authors
Kindle Unlimited – Starks or Lannisters?
I don't really blog about the business of writing since I'm far from being an expert on the ins and outs (though I am learning as much as I can as quickly as I can), but for those interested, here are my thoughts on the recent criticism of Kindle Unlimited. Some have made the argument … Continue reading Kindle Unlimited – Starks or Lannisters?
Finding Your Inspiration
Most of the time when people ask authors - and even me, a newbie - where they get their ideas and inspiration, the answers are always stock phrases, like, "I go for a walk and the ideas just come to me," or, "I don't know. They're floating out in the ether until they end up … Continue reading Finding Your Inspiration
Marketing on Goodreads – An Indie’s Perspective
Marketing. Is that word enough to strike fear in your heart? It's certainly enough to terrify me. I've gotten better at telling other people about my work, but there's still this fear in the pit of my stomach when I think about marketing my books. Since I am relatively unknown right now, that means I … Continue reading Marketing on Goodreads – An Indie’s Perspective
Amazon Pre-Orders – The Indie Experience (Thus Far)
I recently put the first installment of my horror serial, The Entity, up for pre-order on Amazon. I've noticed a few things since then, and they're all pretty interesting as far as I'm concerned. I'm also left with a few questions. All the units of The Entity that I have sold so far have registered my book so … Continue reading Amazon Pre-Orders – The Indie Experience (Thus Far)
Franklin Kendrick 