Comments for Solelyfictional http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:04:23 -0400 hourly 1 Comment on Jennifer Allis Provost on self publishing by Katey http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=718&cpage=1#comment-3749 Katey Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:04:23 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=718#comment-3749 <i>The key factor is research and knowing your market</i> Excellent advice, probably the best thing any burgeoning author can hear and take to heart. Really cool to hear about the experience with AuthorHouse, particularly from the value point of view. I have a friend who goes through them and her books look great--and when she put out the last one and had an issue with the cover quality, they made it right. So yeah, good to hear more! Like that cover, by the way. The key factor is research and knowing your market
Excellent advice, probably the best thing any burgeoning author can hear and take to heart.

Really cool to hear about the experience with AuthorHouse, particularly from the value point of view. I have a friend who goes through them and her books look great–and when she put out the last one and had an issue with the cover quality, they made it right. So yeah, good to hear more!

Like that cover, by the way.

]]> Comment on Jennifer Allis Provost on self publishing by April Wood http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=718&cpage=1#comment-3730 April Wood Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:45:30 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=718#comment-3730 Congratulations Jenn!!! Thats an amazing achievement, ur very talented!!! Congratulations Jenn!!! Thats an amazing achievement, ur very talented!!!

]]> Comment on by Katey http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=714&cpage=1#comment-3686 Katey Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:25:44 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=714#comment-3686 Thank you so much for being a part of it, Nat. I'm so happy today :D Thank you so much for being a part of it, Nat. I’m so happy today :D

]]> Comment on KMTolan on ePublishing by Katey http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634&cpage=1#comment-3321 Katey Sat, 14 Aug 2010 18:15:30 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634#comment-3321 A really perfect rundown of the whys and why nots of e-publishing. It's great to think all these books that would've been passed up by traditional publishing, niche books that people can really get excited about, can now find a home where they're appreciated, promoted, and directed to the right audience. A really perfect rundown of the whys and why nots of e-publishing. It’s great to think all these books that would’ve been passed up by traditional publishing, niche books that people can really get excited about, can now find a home where they’re appreciated, promoted, and directed to the right audience.

]]> Comment on KMTolan on ePublishing by Allison Knight http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634&cpage=1#comment-3269 Allison Knight Thu, 12 Aug 2010 19:33:41 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634#comment-3269 An excellent post. I share Mr. Tolan's enthsiasm for e-publishing. Technology has opened up another world for authors who as he says are part of, 'that big bucket of good writers trying to pour into a small thimble of NY publishers." Terrific insight and very good advise. An excellent post. I share Mr. Tolan’s enthsiasm for e-publishing. Technology has opened up another world for authors who as he says are part of, ‘that big bucket of good writers trying to pour into a small thimble of NY publishers.” Terrific insight and very good advise.

]]> Comment on KMTolan on ePublishing by Eve Langlais http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634&cpage=1#comment-3266 Eve Langlais Thu, 12 Aug 2010 17:33:00 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634#comment-3266 Epublishing is a very exciting field to be in now for lots of reasons, one being turn around times are pretty quick from a few months to at the most usually a year. One of my favorite things is how there is the option of publishing shorter length pieces, stories which get to the gist of a story without alot of clutter you see in inflated NY books. These novellas make for cleaner and easier reading for many, expanding the literary world to a whole new market not seen before. Not to mention, epublishers are opening the doors to subjects and story lines considered outside the box. All I can is WOOO! And like Mr Tolan said, Champagne Books is a great please to be for they also gave me my first contract which in turn infused me with the confidence and elation of knowing, yes I am a writer! LOL and even better I get to share space with gifted author's like Mr Tolan. ;) Epublishing is a very exciting field to be in now for lots of reasons, one being turn around times are pretty quick from a few months to at the most usually a year. One of my favorite things is how there is the option of publishing shorter length pieces, stories which get to the gist of a story without alot of clutter you see in inflated NY books. These novellas make for cleaner and easier reading for many, expanding the literary world to a whole new market not seen before. Not to mention, epublishers are opening the doors to subjects and story lines considered outside the box. All I can is WOOO! And like Mr Tolan said, Champagne Books is a great please to be for they also gave me my first contract which in turn infused me with the confidence and elation of knowing, yes I am a writer!
LOL and even better I get to share space with gifted author’s like Mr Tolan. ;)

]]> Comment on KMTolan on ePublishing by Julie Eberhart paint http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634&cpage=1#comment-3264 Julie Eberhart paint Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:43:42 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634#comment-3264 Well expressed and I'm glad you explained that self publishing is very labor intense and comes with a dead end in most cases. Congratulations on an ecellent interview. Julie Well expressed and I’m glad you explained that self publishing is very labor intense and comes with a dead end in most cases. Congratulations on an ecellent interview.

Julie

]]> Comment on KMTolan on ePublishing by Ciara Gold http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634&cpage=1#comment-3262 Ciara Gold Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:14:46 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=634#comment-3262 Excellent post and insight on the publishing world. Having read your work, I'm so glad you did find a home for your books, Kerry. Excellent post and insight on the publishing world. Having read your work, I’m so glad you did find a home for your books, Kerry.

]]> Comment on Ruin published by Relfection’s Edge by Katey http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=676&cpage=1#comment-3217 Katey Tue, 10 Aug 2010 17:46:37 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=676#comment-3217 Ooh I love this one-- so excited to see it up! RE is just great. Also, gave you a blog award thing, a Cate Gardner strange woman award. I am bound by law to tell you! Ooh I love this one– so excited to see it up! RE is just great.

Also, gave you a blog award thing, a Cate Gardner strange woman award. I am bound by law to tell you!

]]> Comment on Sara-Jayne Townsend on epublishing by Nat http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=609&cpage=1#comment-2949 Nat Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:13:05 +0000 http://significantkinks.solelyfictional.org/?p=609#comment-2949 Sara-Jayne's not my only Lyrical author for the interviews. It sounds like a really cool little press, and definitely somewhere dangeours to my bank balance. How creepy is that cover? Sara-Jayne’s not my only Lyrical author for the interviews. It sounds like a really cool little press, and definitely somewhere dangeours to my bank balance. How creepy is that cover?

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