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Category Archives: Publishing
On indie press: Michael Pryor
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and gone on to become professionals in the field to write about their experiences. Today, Michael Pryor shares his experience. Very early on in my writing career, indie … Continue reading
On indie press: Robert Hood
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and are professionals in the field to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Robert Hood, who considers some of the differences between small press … Continue reading
On indie press: Marianne de Pierres
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and gone on to become professionals in the field to write about their experiences. Today, Marianne de Pierres shares her experience. Like hundreds of writers, I owe a … Continue reading
On indie press: Richard Harland
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and are professionals in the field to write about their experiences. In today’s post, Richard Harland considers the differences between indie and pro publishing. Most of my novels … Continue reading
On indie press: Cat Sparks
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and gone on to become professionals in the field to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Cat Sparks, who not only knows small press … Continue reading
On indie press: Patty Jansen
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Patty Jansen, whose stories have been finding homes with many indie publications, and who has recently started … Continue reading
On indie press: Simon Haynes
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press and gone on to become professionals in the field to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Simon Haynes, an author who has experienced success … Continue reading
On indie press: Martin Livings
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Martin Livings, a well-known name in the Australian speculative fiction field. My bookshelf is filled with mammals! … Continue reading
On indie press: Alan Baxter
I’ve invited a number of people who have published in indie press in its various forms to write about their experiences. Today’s post comes to us from Alan Baxter, an author who has experienced some different aspects of indie publishing. … Continue reading
On indie press: Alisa Krasnostein
I’ve invited a number of people who have worked in indie press to write about their experiences. Today, Alisa Krasnostein of Twelfth Planet Press talks about her ongoing indie journey. I fell into indie publishing by accident. A friend of … Continue reading