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Things change in the publishing business. And we learn more every week about those changes if we’re committed to being a writer.
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Articles: My Weird Indie Publishing Project
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The Journey of a Self-Publisher is Paved with Good Intentions
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“I couldn’t allow any room for excuses if I wanted to make my mark in the publishing business.” Continue reading
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“Why” Do My Weird Indie Project?
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The unexpected gift of writing the trilogy: it was about my weird relationship with Mom and the underlying reason for being intensely depressed so long ago. Continue reading
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The Invitation
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Surrendering control is never easy.
It’s even harder for a woman-in-charge workaholic during melt-down. Continue reading
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My Weird Indie Publishing Project Update: back cover
While formatting was happening, I was tortured with writing the back cover book description, which is not the same as all the other book descriptions the indie gets to write. Continue reading
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How Much Are You Making?
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Trapped inside a car going 60 miles an hour, the driver commented, “I hate it when an author prices one book “free” and then raises the price to $7.99 for the others.” “That’s a marketing technique,” I said. “It’s one … Continue reading
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My Weird Indie Publishing Project Update: Title, Book 3
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The book cover information must align with the story inside. Continue reading
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Poll: Title for Book 3, Burnout to Bliss
Book 3 in Burnout to Bliss series is a tale of surrender, a tale of letting go and trusting that life is good and safe and that all needs will be met. It is the final story of an awakening … Continue reading
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What’s in a Name? A Lot!
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What’s in a name? Apparently a lot! I just discovered that some of my books were attributed to another author on Goodreads. Continue reading
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Weird Indy Publishing Project: Book 2 Launch?
Things aren’t always what they seem. It appeared that there was no launch for Book 2 in the BURNOUT to BLISS series — but there was one planned. It just didn’t, well, “launch.” And there’s an explanation for that. Continue reading
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My Weird Indy Publishing Project: Book 2
CYCLING n the CITY is the story about the first several month’s breakaway from the career job with one paycheck and no plans. Continue reading
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My Weird Indy Publishing Project: Recovery from Crisis!
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I totally freaked when I did the Draft to Launch planning and realized that publishing a book every 3 months only left 6-7 weeks to write a 50,000 book… Continue reading
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My Weird Indy Publishing Project: Recovering from Zip Planning
Last time (yesterday) I wrote why you should have a written plan because I, the master planner, had not done mine. And “YIKES!” what a mess I created. I spent yesterday writing that blog post (and doing the rest of my life). I spent today planning so I could start fresh on Monday with only 15 days to write Book 2! Continue reading
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My Weird Indie Publishing Project: Why You Need A Written Plan
Before I started My Weird Indie Publishing Project — breaking a giant memoir into separate stories to publish as a series — I learned a lot about marketing. I intended to apply what I’d learned in this project. But I got side-tracked…
Being sidetracked is like being the bird who abandons the worm which will feed him to chase that bug over there that might fly away before the he gets there. Continue reading
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Bless You, Joe Vitale!
This morning’s email brought yet another offer from Joe Vitale. Because I enjoyed his books on Ho’oponopono, I decided to check it out. It was for a new recording, “The Result”. The lengthy ad we’ve come to expect for online marketing since the early 90s included the statement “Get what you want in 10 minutes!” Continue reading
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5 Ways to Support Your Favorite Indie Author
This post is intended to educate readers so they can participate in the process and get more of the books they like to read. If you read a book and like it, then here’s what you can do to get the author to write more books like it! Continue reading
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