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Tag Archives: sci-fi
Dead Stress under Deadlines
I had a very exciting day yesterday. Instead of groaning as I received yet another spam or pointless email, I was glued to my gmail as I made a decision on an editor for the third Out of Orbit book. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, deadlines, eBooks, editing, indie authors, novels, Out of Orbit, sci-fi, self-publishing, writing
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Natalie Wright, H.A.L.F, and Ditching Romeo & Juliet
Natalie and I have known each other since around the time Dead and Buryd was in the run to being released. We’ve swapped guest posts a couple of times over the last year, and I’m so thrilled that we were … Continue reading
Multiple Projects means Many Headaches
There is something funny about the evolution of ideas for creatively minded people. The more you work: the more ideas you have. It’s a momentum thing. Once you gather speed, it’s easier to simply keep going than it is to … Continue reading
Posted in Self-Publishing Journey, Teeth, writing
Tagged circus books, editing, projects, publishing, sci-fi, self-publishing, Vampires, writing
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Cross Hobby Marketing
I am a self-published author. While some people consider this as ‘I couldn’t get a publishing deal’, I think of it as having my own little company. I also have a number of friends who have their own companies. Mostly, … Continue reading
Posted in Dead and Buryd, Self-Publishing Journey
Tagged advertising, crafts, cross stitch, eBooks, marketing, novels, sci-fi, social media
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Sales, Sequels, and Self-Publishing
It’s been quite a while since I last did a blog post. This is due to a number of reasons that I won’t bore you with. The main reason, however, is that I’ve been very busy writing, editing, and setting … Continue reading
Posted in Dead and Buryd, Fight or Flight, writing
Tagged agents, Circus, CirquePunk, Dead and Buryd, Fight or Flight, Le Cirque Navire, Out of Orbit, pitching, sci-fi, self-publishing, writing
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Sci-Festival Headliner, Hugh Howey
January has been a wonderful month for me, despite being busy as anything. In fact, being busy has been what has made it so great. I’ve been running around, working, learning more about some fantastic authors through Sci-Festival, and writing … Continue reading
Posted in Guests, Sci-Festival
Tagged Hugh Howey, Sand, Sci-Festival, sci-fi, Science Fiction, Silo, Wool
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Sci-Festival Interview 10 with Roz Morris
Roz Morris is a very talented person in a number of ways. One of those people who you look at and think: I want to be like you, because you’re awesome. I wish I’d had that idea. So, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Guests, Sci-Festival
Tagged Lifeform three, Roz Morris, Sci-Festival, sci-fi, Science Fiction
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Sci-Festival Interview 9 with Stanley Morris
Sci-Festival is drawing closer to the close, but I still have a couple of great interviews for you. Today, Stanley Morris. How did you get into writing Sci-Fi/Fantasy? I was one of those children who fell in love with Star … Continue reading
Sci-Festival Interview 8 with Timothy Callahan
We’re gearing up for the last interview with Sci-Festival with the awesome Hugh Howey, but before we get there, we have some fantastic authors over the next few days. You also have me, but I won’t mind if people skip … Continue reading
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Tagged Arwen, fantasy, Sci-Festival, sci-fi, Timothy Callahan
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