Question 1061: Strategic Concerns for Long Term Series
Tim asks:Could you describe your current approach to a long series? For context: I’m getting ready to launch a new project of many shorter books. Sponsored by Archivos
Question 1052: Publishing Start-Up Costs
Mike asks:What do you REALLY need to set up a publishing company, and how much does it cost? Sponsored by Archivos
Open Vistas: After the Peak
ArtisticWhispers Productions presents Open Vistas An anthology series exploring the vast horizons of human possibility, from the great plains to the great galaxies, from the grubby hands to the clenched fists to the grasping claws, from slashing swords to sparkling starships, from the grime and muck of the stable to …
Question 942: What ACX Debacle?
Doc asks: I’m getting my second novel ready for publication, which means it’s time to record the first novel’s audiobook so I can release that at about the same time. I was planning on doing this through ACX, but I was listening to the podcast this morning when the phrase …
Question 930: Paying For Beta Readers
Herbert asks: I have a lot of willing “beta readers,” but they don’t ever get back to me with feedback. I’ve seen I can hire beta readers on Fiverr. What is a reasonable price to pay for beta readers?
Question 901: Book Covers
Herbert asks: If one is artistic, and wanted to get into the business of making book covers for indie writers, where would one start? Join us at the Every Day Novelist Forums
Mark Jeffrey on Cryptocurrencies and Private Commerce
Today special guest, author Mark Jeffrey, is on to discuss cryptocurrency and private commerce.
Q874: Crypto as an End Run
Ed asks: Suppose you wanted to avoid the Moral Panic du jour by selling your books via cryptocurrencies. What would be the pro’s and con’s? And how would you set it up? Sponsored by Archivos Join us at the Every Day Novelist Forums
Question ep 865: Poverty and Creativity. Are They Related?
Mark asks: If you didn’t have to think about making money from your writing, how would your writing change? Join us at the Every Day Novelist Forums
Questions 858: War Boards vs. Checklists
Melisa asks: You’ve talked a lot about process and flow and documenting, but why? Anytime I do something, I learn the checklists, so keeping checklists doesn’t do anything for me. Do you mean something else by this? What’s the difference between War Boards/Process control and Checklists? Resources Mentioned Kanban wikipedia …