Sentences with phrase «share about being an indie»

The team was so friendly and had some great insight to share about being an indie developer, their new game, crowdfunding, and what retro / indie games inspired them.

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Calling myself a green beauty addict would be a bit of an understatement... What I enjoy most is sharing the magic in everyday life with others whether that's blogging about my latest beauty and fashion discoveries, acting in indie film, talking with a close friend, or singing obnoxiously loud in my car.

Calling myself a green beauty addict would be a bit of an understatement... What I enjoy most is sharing the magic in everyday life with others whether that's blogging about my latest beauty and fashion discoveries, acting in indie film, talking with a close friend, or singing obnoxiously loud in my car.

About Site - iThe Blue Walrus is an indie, electro and folk music blog from London, UK sharing mp3s, streams, and playlists of new bands and artists since 2006.

About Blog iDevBlogADay was created by a small group of indie developers eager to share their know - hows with others.

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.

As far as the film itself is concerned, its a credit to its genre, another incredible reason to follow / watch / talk about indie animation and to share it with your kids so that they can be educated in film beyond the typical.

WTI's very own Ananda Dillon chats with Bernard about what she saw of AMC's new Preacher series at WonderCon this past weekend, and if that wasn't enough, the Dastardly Dissenter himself, CJ Prince, chimes in to talk about the recent controversy surrounding the Tribeca Film Festival and share his Indie Pick of the Week.

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One of the coolest things about being indie is being able to do innovative things like sign revenue - share contracts with a translator to get my books into the German market in a real way.

Indie authors are an important part of the Goodreads community and there are several ways authors can engage with readers on Goodreads for free, including sharing what you are reading yourself (Maggie Stiefvater, Rick Riordan, and Roxane Gay are three great examples of authors who do this), using our «Ask the Author» feature, and providing additional content about your books with our Kindle Notes & Highlights on Goodreads feature (see how Emma Chase shared notes on her book, Royally Screwed, which led to some great interactions with her fans — authors should contact our author team if they are interested in doing something like this too).

With so much talk in recent news about the poor quality of indie authors» works and data that shows that only about 59 % of self - published authors go so far as to pay a professional editor before hitting that publish button, it's easy to forget that the traditional publishing industry has its fair share of mistakes, too.

What I truly love about being an indie author is sharing my stories with a freedom that doesn't make my books any less than those who go through big publishers.

Amazon is still the undisputed leader in terms of sales share for indie authors with about 72 % of income from their platform.

If you love taking bookish pictures for your Instagram feed and are passionate about sharing the word about incredible indie reads we would love to have you as a host!

The audiobook market share is about as big as the ebook market share in Germany (around 4 % in 2014), but most indie authors haven't entered the audiobook market yet.

What amazed me about the Superstar Indie authors was their generosity and willingness to share with whoever came into their booths.

There's one thing about the Indie Community that I love — and it's the fact sharing.

So what can we share with you about indie book award contests, to help you decide if they are right for you?

That's why there is also a suggestion on the thread on KB: that the authors, and yes, mainly the indie bestsellers share their numbers about their library sales.

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.

The news is full of exciting stories about bestselling indie authors, and romance certainly has the largest share of indie stars, many of them like Bella Andre and Barbara Freethy, who count among the first and biggest indie successes.

Below are some of the very kind words our indie author and self - pub blogger friends have shared about us.

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One of the great things about the indie community is the willingness of successful authors, like Michael, to share what's working for them.

Called PublishWise, it was an opportunity for us to get a bunch of indie authors together to share their own experiences and help them become more knowledgeable about the inner workings of the publishing process.

You've always been so great about sharing your indie publishing experiences with the rest of the world.

Sharing information is one of the things that's so great about being indie.

We thought it would be appropriate to share a little about each, why we dig»em, and what they offer indie authors:

As we continue to form new bonds with indie - minded authors and publishers, I am very pleased to have connected with author Robin Sloan, who has graciously granted his permission to share his «short story about recession, attraction, -LSB-...]

As we continue to form new bonds with indie - minded authors and publishers, I am very pleased to have connected with author Robin Sloan, who has graciously granted his permission to share his «short story about recession, attraction, and data visualization,» Mr. Penumbra's Twenty - Four - Hour Book Store.

April Michelle also has shared her insights about her career development by contributing quotes and vignettes to several books: When Talent Isn't Enough: Business Basics for the Creatively Inclined; Ease into Writing; The Indie Author Revolution: An Insider's Guide to Self - Publishing; and Juggling on a High Wire: The Art of Work — Life Balance When You're Self - Employed.

Nick contacted us awhile back after discovering the BW blog and asked to share some ideas and resources he thought would be helpful to indie authors confronting the digital aspects of their platform (you know, all that fun stuff we're always writing about, websites, SM, etc.)... [Read More]

Nick contacted us awhile back after discovering the BW blog and asked to share some ideas and resources he thought would be helpful to indie authors confronting the digital aspects of their platform (you know, all that fun stuff we're always writing about, websites, SM, etc.) especially their author blog.

I'd like to share another indie success story I recently learned about: Terri Guiliano Long, author of In Leah's Wake, who has sold almost 200,000 copies and has reached # 6 in B&N s bestseller's list.

In the newsletter you talked about being Indie and you shared with people all the direct places to go to publish for free instead of paying somebody else to do what you could have done and gotten the same results.

So often a writer is isolated with their work, but through organizations like RWA and initiatives like Indie Author Day, they have the chance to make connections, share ideas, and learn more about their craft and business.

Fellow indie authors who are sharing their launch plans, screenshots from their sales dashboards, asking for advice on covers they are having designed and talk through the most in - the - weeds details about email lists.

One of the hardest things about being an author — and that's not discriminating against traditionally published, indie published, or self - published — is reaching an audience of readers with your work, and book fans have spent the last three days sharing the love for Readioactive.

Amazon has been unsurprisingly reticent about sharing data about their Kindle Unlimited program, a subscription system that lets you download ostensibly free ebooks, mostly from Indie authors.

There will be some indie author somewhere in the world, who's on there, and you could put your question or share a view, and do surveys, poll people about whether they like your book cover, or your blurb, whatever.

About Blog iDevBlogADay was created by a small group of indie developers eager to share their know - hows with others.

• A round - up of the besttools for mobile development • A look at developing games for Google Glass • A studio tour of Aardamn Digital, and a look at its iconic parent company • We visit the German dev hub that is Frankfurt • How Lionhead harnessed the power of Unreal Engine 4 • The results of September's close fought Develop Quiz • Geomerics details its work with Arm's Mali platform • Unity's new 2D elements are profiled in detail • A farewell to Blitz, with response from the industry • Autodesk tells all about its indie - friendly middleware Maya LT • Microsoft maestro Paul Lipson shares his thoughts on game audio and composing • The Tizen OS opportunity explored, and why Marmalade matters there • Creative England and Microsoft's Greenshoots initiative under the microscope • Our expert columnist Nick Gibson offers advise on attracting and impressing external funders

Speaking in my case, I write about indie games and provide constructive feedback to improve a game while the only thing I request is that my article is shared over social media to get some additional exposure.

Always pay a good amount for Humble's indie bundles, saw this was EA and thought about paying the absolute minimum but seeing as they've given up their share to charity that wouldn't be right.

The Media Indie Exchange (MIX) is all about the games — developed by indies, indie game enthusiasts and industry professionals, The MIX was created to provide an experience for developers to share their carefully crafted experiences with the press and friends in the development culture while supporting the community, and provide casual yet professional opportunities for developers to raise their visibiIndie Exchange (MIX) is all about the games — developed by indies, indie game enthusiasts and industry professionals, The MIX was created to provide an experience for developers to share their carefully crafted experiences with the press and friends in the development culture while supporting the community, and provide casual yet professional opportunities for developers to raise their visibiindie game enthusiasts and industry professionals, The MIX was created to provide an experience for developers to share their carefully crafted experiences with the press and friends in the development culture while supporting the community, and provide casual yet professional opportunities for developers to raise their visibility.

«As we talk to our friends and industry colleagues about «doing something indie» with us, there's a shared pragmatism informed by years in the industry that melds with the lingering youthful enthusiasm that got us into games to begin with,» Vanaman writes.

Flurry points to drop off in yuletide download growth — Pocketgamer.biz The Dutch want gaming startups to sprout like tulips (interview)-- Gamesbeat Casual Connect 2014 • Drie Nederlandse winnaars bij Indie Prize award show — Control Portrait of a Pretentious Game — Rappler Casual Connect 2014 • De succesfactoren van Reus, de godgame met een indieprijskaartje — Control Grand Cru: Console devs are «utterly failing» at in - app purchases — Pocketgamer.biz Game makers beware: Virtual goods purchases are about to be regulated — Gamesbeat Casual Connect 2014 • Een bedrijf opstarten doet niemand voor je, vergeet niet te relaxen en wees een ster — Control Asian companies account for nine of the top 10 game mergers and acquisitions — Gamesbeat The Godus amongst us: Molyneux talks free - to - play farces, winning without chasing whales and his top score on Flappy Bird — Pocketgamer.biz Peter Molyneux believes ripping people off with free - to - play games won't last (interview)-- Gamesbeat Size matters: How to scale your game for overnight success — Pocketgamer.biz FlowPlay helps developers like Joju Games differentiate their social - casino titles — Gamesbeat Molyneux: Free - to - play is like «smashing consumers over the head with a sledgehammer» — Pocketgamer.biz Dandelions benoemd tot beste indiegame Casual Connect — Gamer.nl Share and share like: Why developers need to care about their sharers — Pocketgamer.biz Mimimi gewinnt Indie Prize — GamesMarkt Flappy Bird was the perfect accidental guerilla marketing campaign, says Creative Mobile — Pocketgamer.biz Casual Connect Amsterdam — Freegame.cz Mech Mocha Founder Arpita Kapoor Wins Most Prominent Female Indie Award at Casual Connect Europe — Animation Xpress Casual Connect Europe 2014 — Амстердам — IShare and share like: Why developers need to care about their sharers — Pocketgamer.biz Mimimi gewinnt Indie Prize — GamesMarkt Flappy Bird was the perfect accidental guerilla marketing campaign, says Creative Mobile — Pocketgamer.biz Casual Connect Amsterdam — Freegame.cz Mech Mocha Founder Arpita Kapoor Wins Most Prominent Female Indie Award at Casual Connect Europe — Animation Xpress Casual Connect Europe 2014 — Амстердам — Ishare like: Why developers need to care about their sharers — Pocketgamer.biz Mimimi gewinnt Indie Prize — GamesMarkt Flappy Bird was the perfect accidental guerilla marketing campaign, says Creative Mobile — Pocketgamer.biz Casual Connect Amsterdam — Freegame.cz Mech Mocha Founder Arpita Kapoor Wins Most Prominent Female Indie Award at Casual Connect Europe — Animation Xpress Casual Connect Europe 2014 — Амстердам — ITC.ua

Sarah is beyond excited to share this BBC Radio 4 afternoon drama about indie game development (listenable for 30 days; US, UK, Canada only.)