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October 9, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Willow Polson
As with everything on the interwebtubes, I discovered SPR through a series of clicks. I saw that a fellow author, R.J. Keller, had “Liked” my Facebook page for Triune, and she was a mutual friend with fellow author Rob Kroese of Mercury Falls fame, so I looked at her website, which brought me to Backwords [...]
September 13, 2011in Features, Interviews by Kristen TsetsiTags: david raterman, self-publishing, the river panj
The first author who surprised me by self-publishing was James C. Moore. One would think an Emmy Award-winning former news correspondent and co-author of a book like “Bush’s Brain” would have no problem selling his exceptional fiction. I figured it was a fluke. Bad luck. Bad timing. But then I visited David Raterman’s website and saw that it was clearly happening again.
Tags: david raterman, self-publishing, the river panj
September 12, 2011in Interviews, Lead Story by Todd KeislingTags: Craig Lancaster, Features, indie authors, Interviews
About a month ago, Craig Lancaster asked me if I’d like to be “the voice” for a book trailer he and RJ Keller were putting together for his upcoming collection. I’m not a voice actor, and I’m not a professional reader, but somehow, some way, word got around that I have a good recording voice. [...]
Tags: Craig Lancaster, Features, indie authors, Interviews
September 8, 2011in Interviews, Lead Story by Henry Baum
An interview with Eddie Wright, author of the novel Broken Bulbs, now being turned into a graphic novel called “Tyranny of the Muse,” backed by a Kickstarter campaign.
About:
Tyranny of the Muse by writer Eddie Wright and artist Jesse Balmer is a comic book series about a sad-sack, inspiration-addict, who is obsessed with the idea of [...]
September 1, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Chris Turner
Hi, I’m the author of “Wolf’shead”, Book 1 of the Rogues of Bindar trilogy.
Welcome to Bindar: a world of scoundrels, opportunists and glib talkers.
A conniving fisherman/adventurer discovers a new meaning for the words mischief and scandal when he falls on the wrong side of a macabre magician, propelling him and his jokester poet friend into [...]
August 25, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Amy MilesTags: Amy Miles, Defiance Rising, Fantasy, romance, Science Fiction, teen book
1. How did you come to self-publish? Did you try to get published traditionally?
I chose to self-publish my new teen romance book, Defiance Rising, because I wanted control over my book. I wanted to use my talented sister-in-law to create my book cover as well as be able to control the price at [...]
Tags: Amy Miles, Defiance Rising, Fantasy, romance, Science Fiction, teen book
August 22, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Nicholas Andrews
The Adventure Tournament
by Nicholas Andrews
Available at Amazon.com
Ebook coming soon!
Personalized Copies: www.facebook.com/NicholasRAndrews
With the kingdom of Bolognia under attack by independent forces of random malcontents, it’s time to send out the army to deal with these troublemakers, right? No, first there’s money to be made! Send out the adventurers, those rogues who wander the countryside in search [...]
July 20, 2011in Features, Interviews by Pearce Hansen
1. How did you come to self-publish? Did you try to get published traditionally?
Why re-publish my novel STREET RAISED for the Kindle? For me there’s a sense here of striking while the iron is hot, and of dissatisfaction with what currently feels like a traffic jam in the whole brick & mortar book sales system [...]
July 15, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Jason Holmes
I have written an e-book “Sample Letters on Debt and Credit” in collaboration with Peter Samuels, my friend and a Debt Samaritan in DebtConsolidationCare Community. I have been associated with DebtCC Community for past 6 years. Apart from participating in DebtCC forums, I also like to share whatever knowledge I have by writing financial articles [...]
June 6, 2011in Interviews, Member Blog by Ryan Bradshaw
Recently, I published my first book, Managing Behind the Wall: Lessons in Leadership from Inside the Big Box. It’s a book that talks about some of the lessons I learned inside big box retail as I spent nearly five years on the front line of the largest retailer in the world.
I chose to self-publish because [...]