Sentences with phrase «indie author blog»

This is a cross-posting from her Indie Author blog.
What should you write on your indie author blog?
This post by Publetariat founder and Editor in Chief April L. Hamilton originally appeared on her Indie Author blog on 6/8/09 and is reprinted here in full with her permission.
By the by, I'm thinking of doing some kind of indie author blog hop soon.
These can be content ideas for your indie author blog, for your social media, or even content you're trying to pitch other bloggers or sites you write for.
Indie authors are getting better at packaging their books with a nice cover and nice formatting, but on the whole, indie author blogs, service sites and communities are ugly.
Eisler also has a list of indie author blogs on his website that can help you understand the self - publishing process.

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It is a pop music blog that features mostly indie pop music but in reality music that interests the author.
About Blog It is the mission of Indies Unlimited to celebrate independent authors; to help them build their followings; to provide a platform for members of the independent author community to share and exchange ideas, knowledge, expertise and frustrations; and, for readers and reviewers to become exposed to the amazing depth and array of talent in the indie community.
Sally Ember, Ed.D. will be interviewed by Will Wilson on Indie Books, Blog Talk Radio's weekly indie author spotlIndie Books, Blog Talk Radio's weekly indie author spotlindie author spotlight.
Her promotions blog is full of top tips from indie authors.
The Geronimo Breach is featured as an example in a blog on self - editing for indie authors.
Currently, there is no bigger scammer in the publishing industry than Author Solutions, whom indie author and modern muckraker David Gaughran has wonderfully tracked and written about over the past two years on hisAuthor Solutions, whom indie author and modern muckraker David Gaughran has wonderfully tracked and written about over the past two years on hisauthor and modern muckraker David Gaughran has wonderfully tracked and written about over the past two years on his blog.
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An excellent blog post I found this morning: 7 Ways to step up your indie author career.
Every day I seek talent and publishing events through blogs, from indie authors to professional organizations, and it's amazing how many do - not - have share buttons.
Normally, every third blog entry of mine is a ranting polemic on how to make a living as an indie author.
The bottom line — and I speak as both a seasoned indie author and anthologist (the Panverse series) as well as a freelance editor — is that the tired writing dogma and «rules» that get endlessly recycled in writers» groups, on popular blogs, and elsewhere pale in the face of story.
As a newbie indie author (well, to be totally honest, newbie author period, having decided not to try the traditional route with this book, even though — or perhaps precisely because — I know there is a market for it), your blog post certainly resonates with me, Sandra.
Hi Linda — I saw your hauntingly beautiful trailer on Silvia's blog, and I've got Yakimalli's Gift on my Amazon List for my next order — who can resist an Indie author recommended by one of my favorite bloggers, coupled with Native American flute music and historic photos of «our Ancients»?!?
Joel Friedlander, who's been designing print books for decades and blogs at the Book Designer, told me in an email that when indie authors try to sell books to stores or arrange an event, they find out the «awful truth»:
Now that you've alienated the indie authors, perhaps the «real authors» will flock to your blog in droves.
Indie Author, Self - Published Author, Hybrid Author, Published Author, Blog Author, Forum Author.
You: «Indie Author, Self - Published Author, Hybrid Author, Published Author, Blog Author, Forum Author.
With Joanna Penn on The Creative Penn blog: Writing Mysteries With Joanna Penn: On Cozy Mysteries With Stephen Campbell of The Author Biz: Creating a Production Plan Podcast interview on Author Stories: Being a Traditional and an Indie Author Interview with James Moushon: Author Interview Interview with Victoria Mixon Podcast interview with Jeff Rutherford for the Reading and Writing Podcast Skype interview on the Self Publishing Advice blog on Wattpad Interview with Benjamin Thomas on The Writing Train
Just to make sure everyone's up to speed on basic definitions, here's a blog post I wrote awhile back on what we mean by the terms «indie authoring» and «traditional publishing.»
His blog tutorials have been hailed by such indie author giants as C.J. Lyons and Joanna Penn..
This post reveals 10 rock - solid reasons why an indie author needs to start their author blog today!»
Yesterday I guest blogged at The Henderson Files, author Patty Henderson's indie publishing blog.
--(Briefly) started a book recommendation site with a fellow author — Launched a movie review blog with a friend (still going)-- Launched a t - shirt company with a couple other friends (sucked a bunch of time and never amount to much of anything)-- Found a publicity company for indie authors called Book Review 22 (the second best venture)
In her popular self - published reference book, The Indie Author Guide (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1434857689 or serialized on her blog at http://aprillhamilton.blogspot.com/), she offers aspiring self - published authors a roadmap to publishing success.
Indie authors can only benefit by following Jackie's blog and the eNovAaW blog too.
Belinda Griffin presents 10 rock - solid reasons why every indie needs an author blog posted at SmartAuthorsLab, saying, «Do self - published indie authors really need a blog?
Since the explosion of interest in Indie authors, there's been a parallel explosion of people / businesses / websites / blogs clamouring for your time, attention and sometimes your money.
My main concern on this blog, is helping overcome the challenges facing indie authors, artists and entrepreneurs with creative solutions that aren't obvious and in most cases have never really been considered.
Filed Under: The Sweetie Chronicles Tagged With: G.P. Ching, Guest Blog Posts, Indie Authors, YA Books
Although Ingram makes your book available to them, there is no guarantee that stores / libraries will order your book, which is why we have several other blog posts with tips on how to sell your book to bookstores and how indie authors can get their books into libraries.
Hi, Hugh, I was led to this blog site by Elle Casey, a new indie author whose work is awesome.
How can indie writers and self - publishers use a blog to build an author platform?
Frances Caballo presents Goodreads Quick Start Guide for Indie Authors posted at BookWorks Blog, saying, «BookWorks Social Media Expert Frances Caballo provides indie authors detailed instructions to getting up to speed on Goodreads, THE social network for readers.&rIndie Authors posted at BookWorks Blog, saying, «BookWorks Social Media Expert Frances Caballo provides indie authors detailed instructions to getting up to speed on Goodreads, THE social network for readers.Authors posted at BookWorks Blog, saying, «BookWorks Social Media Expert Frances Caballo provides indie authors detailed instructions to getting up to speed on Goodreads, THE social network for readers.&rindie authors detailed instructions to getting up to speed on Goodreads, THE social network for readers.authors detailed instructions to getting up to speed on Goodreads, THE social network for readers.»
-LSB-...] Learn more with this quick and informative read on Jane Friedman's blog, Indie Authors and the Question of Kindle Unlimited.
«The Indie Book Writer Blog Self Publishing Get Published Author Solutions — Topsy.com
She named us one of the Top 10 Blogs for Today's Indie Authors!
Any indie author that I've run into on a blog here who has wanted rights back from Kensington was granted them if they wrote to us.
Filed Under: Blog, book publicist, independent author, publishing Tagged With: Book promotion, ebooks, independent authors, indie authors, publishers, scrivener, Stacey J. Miller
One of Amazon's most vocal supporters, Hugh Howey, wrote in a long blog post about KU that Amazon has long treated indie authors differently than traditionally published authors.
by Keith Ogorek, SVP Marketing at Author Solutions and writer of the Indie Book Writers blog
Many thanks to the Edition Guard blog, which named us one of 17 Great Indie Author Websites to follow.
Wise Ink's Blog for Indie Authors about Self - Publishing
Start with: Blog Talk Radio shows that feature authors and books, like Indie Books with Will Wilson, The Backporch Writer with Kori Miller, and so many more; Google + LIVE and taped Hangouts on Air, such as my show, CHANGES, which then go to Youtube; D'vorah Lansky's and others» teleseminars and webinars devoted to books, book marketing and authors; The Authors Show, A Book and a Chat and many others on their own «channels»; podcasts and other shows, such as The Author Hangout, with Shawn Manaher and R.J. Adams, via iTunes and other sources, and so manauthors and books, like Indie Books with Will Wilson, The Backporch Writer with Kori Miller, and so many more; Google + LIVE and taped Hangouts on Air, such as my show, CHANGES, which then go to Youtube; D'vorah Lansky's and others» teleseminars and webinars devoted to books, book marketing and authors; The Authors Show, A Book and a Chat and many others on their own «channels»; podcasts and other shows, such as The Author Hangout, with Shawn Manaher and R.J. Adams, via iTunes and other sources, and so manauthors; The Authors Show, A Book and a Chat and many others on their own «channels»; podcasts and other shows, such as The Author Hangout, with Shawn Manaher and R.J. Adams, via iTunes and other sources, and so manAuthors Show, A Book and a Chat and many others on their own «channels»; podcasts and other shows, such as The Author Hangout, with Shawn Manaher and R.J. Adams, via iTunes and other sources, and so many more.
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