That’s the Joker, right there, and under ordinary circumstances he isn’t someone I’d be quoting. But it fits, so I’m using it, and I’m directing you to go to Kristen Lamb’s blog and read her posts, all of them, but … Continue reading
Pubslush, the crowdfunding platform I wrote about here, announced a couple of days ago that it was going to suspend operations. But not so fast, apparently. Today comes an announcement that Pubslush is being acquired by Colborne Communications as of … Continue reading
This is the seventh in a long series of posts outlining crowdfunding methods and ways to get a book published other than the traditional route. The overview is here, Kickstarter/Indiegogo is here, Patreon is here, Pubslush is here, Inkshares is … Continue reading
This is the sixth in a long series of posts outlining crowdfunding methods and ways to get a book published other than the traditional route. The overview is here, Kickstarter/Indiegogo is here, Patreon is here, Pubslush is here, and Inkshares is … Continue reading
This is the fifth in a long series of posts outlining crowdfunding methods and ways to get a book published other than the traditional route. The overview is here, Kickstarter/Indiegogo is here, Patreon is here, and Pubslush is here. And … Continue reading
This is part three of a lengthy series on crowdfunding for authors. The overview is here; part two (Kickstarter and Indiegogo) is here. I think I should issue this disclaimer before we go any further with today’s post: I love … Continue reading
This is the second of a series of posts about using crowdfunding to sell/market your books. The first post/overview is here. Kickstarter is the 800-pound gorilla of crowdfunding. To date, according to them, they’ve funded a total of $1.9 BILLION to over … Continue reading
This is part one of a multi-part series on crowdfunding. I’ve had success with a number of different methods, and I’m going to share how I did what I did, what and where I did it, and what’s coming next … Continue reading