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When is the best time to hire an illustrator? This week it’s the return of our Members Q&A and Self-Publishing News Salon with Michael LaRonn in the co-presenter seat with myself, followed by Dan Holloway’s news roundup.
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This week’s highlights: Sacha Black and Adam Croft answer, How Do You Sell Audiobooks Across all Platforms?; Howard Lovy interviews Thomas Lloyd Qualls, who gathered material for two books while backpacking around the world…and, as ever, Dan Holloway has all the latest self-publishing news from the Alliance of Independent Authors blog roundup 2020 Week 4.
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I’ve been working on my mindfulness poem “Allowing Now” for a number of years and it’s finally finished. I’ve also been revising some of the poems in that collection.
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This is an advance peek at next week’s self-publishing salon from the Alliance of Independent Authors, answering your member questions including, do I need a different copyright page for each country my book is published in?
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Audiobooks: How do you sell audiobooks across all platforms? As audiobook sales continue to grow, so too do the platforms for sales and marketing. But how do you actually sell an audiobook?
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This week’s highlights: Joanna Penn and I discuss the Self-Publishing Trends for 2020 and the Next Decade; Howard Lovy interviews Brad Borkan, who wrote a book about failure…and, as ever, Dan Holloway has all the latest self-publishing news from the Alliance of Independent Authors blog roundup 2020 Week 3.
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Live Go Creative! Flow Practice now runs weekly, and there are some changes. Here are the details:
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In our monthly self-publishing poetry podcast, Dalma and I read a poem or two submitted by indie poets that month. It’s now time to submit your poems for the January episode.
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This is an advance peek at next week’s self-publishing salon from the Alliance of Independent Authors, discussing how to sell audiobooks across all platforms.
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The story has shifted to 1916. Maud and Iseult are living in Normandy, as the first world war wages and in Dublin, Irish freedom fighters have organized a botched insurrection. Many of their Irish friends and acquaintances were involved. This extract describes what happens when Maud Gonne hears of John MacBride’s Execution for his part.
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