Tag: self-publishing
First Cup of Coffee – November 14, 2018
First Cup of Coffee – November 13, 2018
First Cup of Coffee – November 8, 2018
Being the Yoda of Long-Term Planning
Our topic this week at the SFF Seven is short term, mid-term and long-term planning. Come on over to find out why I identify with Yoda on this. (And what that funny device in the photo is!)
Meet My Awesome Cover Designer
Our topic this week at the SFF Seven is Cover Artist Praise. Come on over to hear about mine!
Living in the Future – and Waiting for the Money to Catch Up
It’s morning glory season here in Santa Fe. I love these gorgeous blooms – maybe even more so because they’re so temporary.
Our topic this week at the SFF Seven is an open one – whatever’s on your mind. I’m talking about how writers work for the future – and the difficulties in balancing a fluctuating income.
Seven Pros and Cons of Trad vs Indie
The last of the light on the longest day of the year – on a hot and still summer evening.
Our topic at the SFF Seven this week is the pros and cons of traditional publishing versus self-publishing. I feel pretty well positioned to compare and contrast the two methods (broadly – there are a lot of subsets and gray areas) of publishing books because I’m solidly hybrid. In 2016, my income was 40%/60% traditional/self-publishing; in 2017, it was the reverse proportion. Come on over to find out more!
Want to Improve as a Writer? Step One.
This is Lake Sakakawea, up in North Dakota. We just got back from a super long road trip to there from New Mexico to spend some time camping, boating and fishing with family.
This week at the SFF Seven we’re asking: How do you level up as a writer?
It’s a great question and I look forward to reading everyone else’s answers – but I’d like to address something else first. This question makes the basic assumption that all writers want to “level up” – or improve. And improving can mean a lot of things to different people. And first of all, you need to get your priorities straight.
What Lies Ahead? Jeffe’s Five Predictions
A panorama of Santa Rosa Lake, New Mexico (and surrounds).
Our topic at the SFF Seven this week is Trend Change: What shifts in the world of writing are you noticing? (Craft, Sales, Publishing, Tech, etc.) Come on over for my five!