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Pros and cons of going indie
The ups and downs of indie publishing… From creative control to the ‘big marketing problem’ What motivates/de-motivates our indie authors? Eric Diehl 🙂 “the immediacy of the process” “the increased level of control” “pricing. Not only do I garner … Continue reading
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Would you take a book deal?
Why go indie? After the independence of the indie route if you were offered the chance to go ‘trad’ would you take it? Eric Diehl I would certainly consider it, depending on the terms, if for no other reason … Continue reading
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How to influence an indie author?
Who were the influential players in the current indie author movement? The writers who inspired this current generation of writers? In this bout at least I’d argue that Stephen King reigns triumphant… but that’s from a varied mix of … Continue reading
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Why go indie?
From acting on a whim to addressing the problem of this artificial bottleneck that agents and publishers seem to have been perpetuating (and who also seem happy to send out cursory and generic rebuttals). Did you think everyone had a … Continue reading
Posted in Interview with an indie author, Reviews
Tagged Anthea Carson, Brandon Luffman, Darlene Jones, david berger, Deanna Lynn Sletten, Deborah J Hughes, elizabeth baxter, Emiliana Erriquez, Eric Diehl, indie, interview, J. Naomi Ay, Jeremy Laszlo, John Porter, Larissa Hinton, Melissa Love, mr cornelius, Publishing, R Stephenson, Rosemary Lynch, sarka-jonae miller, Tina Glasneck, Whitney Moore
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Interview with an indie author (John Porter)
John Porter, author of Dirty Little Stories and The Collector. In fifteen words or less, describe how a reader might best approach your books: I was going to say that the best way to approach my books is to sneak up … Continue reading
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