COMMENTS ABOUT INDIE in a sentence

I've seen comments about indie folks making maybe $ 75 in profit by using Bookbub.

Thank you for your comment about indie publishing a fiction book.

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As a follow - up to last week's post about Jonathan Franzen and his comments on the «little videos» that authors sometimes publish, I here offer some of my own thoughts about literary fiction and the likelihood that it will survive the indie revolution.

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I think I've made myself clear in my previous comment — I am talking about self - publishing when I talk about «the grand illusion» and other related topics, not «indie» as you define it — I don't actually use the term «Indie» in my articles for the very reason that there is confusion out tindie» as you define it — I don't actually use the term «Indie» in my articles for the very reason that there is confusion out tIndie» in my articles for the very reason that there is confusion out there.

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Also, if you have questions I haven't covered yet about our options as an indie author, let me know in the comments, and I'll add it to the list!

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Again, as an indie author myself, I know how hard it is to get people to leave comments about your work.

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Run by a lawyer who specializes in book IP law, it's one of the best blogs out there for gathering assorted business news about publishing, with a very indie friendly readerbase and tons of great comments: http://www.thepassivevoice.com/

http://www.wiseinkblog.com/

So instead of my personal blog or service sites, which are just about me, and only have a PR3 or PR4, soon I'll have a handful or PR5 and PR6 sites that are set up to be social, to encourage interaction, comments and guest posting, so that all indie authors can participate and enjoy the benefits.

http://www.creativindie.com/

Like others who have commented, your statement that being indie isn't just about independent publishing any longer, it's about taking control of your career.

https://www.thecreativepenn.com/

-- And then at the same time, on some other blog or comment, some traditionally published writer starts going on about how all indie books are bad and I want to raise my hand and say, «Uh, I've put up over 250 indie books and not all of them are bad.»

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-- Some indie writer on some blog or comment starts going on about how all traditional books these days are bad and I want to raise my hand and say, «Uh, excuse me, over one hundred traditionally published novels here, and not all of them are bad.»

https://www.deanwesleysmith.com/

Anyway, The Passive Guy puts up this post, inviting people to comment about how they quit their day jobs going indie.

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Hi Victoria, Thank you so much for your article!!!! Here are the other fraudulent / scam / faux contests that meet your criteria above (and that you have blogged about in previous posts) Dan Poynter's Global E-book Awards http://globalebookawards.com/ The National Indie Excellence Awards http://indieexcellence.com/ The Beverly Hills Book Awards http://beverlyhillsbookawards.com/ The USA Regional Excellence Book Awards http://www.usaregionalexcellencebookawards.com/ The NextGen Indie Book Awards http://www.indiebookawards.com/ The IndieReader Discovery Book Awards http://indiereader.com/irda/ Writer Beware post about IndieReader Discovery Book Awards: http://accrispin.blogspot.com/2011/08/award-alert-indiereader-discovery.html Previous Writer Beware post about contest scams: (the comment section is enlightening as well) http://accrispin.blogspot.com/2012/03/when-writing-contest-has-hidden-agenda.html

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It was a toss - up between a post on some comments about the cover of Black Tide Rising, an anthology based on John Ringo's series of books, and a response to an article The Passive Voice linked to about how real writers don't go indie.

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I second Vaughn's comment about editing — as both an indie publisher and an editor, I think lack of editing can not only cripple an indie's first book but their «brand» as well.

http://writerunboxed.com/

It has recently come to our attention from fellow formatters about comments within the indie community that formatting is easy and should be done yourself.

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Discover a new indie author and let them know what you thought about their book by adding your comments as tens of thousands of other readers have!

https://readersfavorite.com/

Please share your comments, I'd love to hear from my fellow BookWorks» members about your experiences in indie publishing.

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Jennifer Msttern and Henry Herz, your comments have targeted what I've learned about being an Indie publishing my book vs Traditional publishing.

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Jrnnigrt Msttern and Henry Herz, your comments have targeted what I've learned about being an Indie publishing my book vs Traditional publishing.

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She then goes on to write about a new era «in which trading conditions have changed and new possibilities are emerging for those who are alert to opportunity» — this, in reflection on Fine's comments about «an increasingly sophisticated author space,» several years now into the indie movement's development.

http://publishingperspectives.com/

Very interesting comments here about Vanity press / Indie publishers - v - traditional and everything in between.

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It is hard sometimes to hold your «keys» to yourself, when you read certain inflammatory comments... especially about indie publishing.

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