
Over the years I have become more and more determined in my quest for greater distribution of my work, and along that journey I have had to not just overcome but put to rest many fears that I had about being an independent novelist. I have three novels under my belt at present, and am cooking up a fourth, with a nationally published short story (“Rust”) and an article in Short Story Writer as well.
I didn’t get here by cowering in a literary corner.
Below is a list of several things that have plagued me over the years, and how I managed to put them to rest:
Nobody Cares – You write a novel, publish it, then nobody buys it. Every year over 300,000 novels are published worldwide, and many of them get lost in the shuffle. One fear that indie novelists have (which could be the greatest fear…
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