A tale about imperfect people trying to save the world even though they are destined to fail. Despite the odds, they search for what matters most while uncovering buried truths that change everything they once believed.
https://t.co/N89RCaMs85
I was lucky to get the opportunity to participate in the Tarot After Dark project! I will be providing a couple of illustrations on my behalf for this project.
You will find more below 👇
I've been a professional fiction writer since 2002. Here's what I've learned.
This list assumes your books are good enough. You'll know when you know.
1. Write when you can. Finish what you start. Self-publish what you finish. Repeat.
2. You don't need gatekeepers.
3. The only thing you should pay for is cover art (and maybe formatting if you haven't learned how to do that yourself.) People do judge a book by its cover.
4. The only advertising that ever worked for me is BookBub, and that doesn't work as well as it used to. Your best advertising is writing a good book.
5. Kindle Unlimited earns more than going wide on all platforms. Make sure your Amazon listing sings.
6. Your online presence will not help sell books. Social media doesn't boost sales.
7. Don't read your reviews, or worry about reviews at all.
8. Periodic sales and discounts and freebies increase units sold and income generated.
9. Be polite, gracious, humble, and thankful.
10. Don't stress over sales. Just keep improving your craft.
11. Never give up.
@NoInsaneRants@AJ_Ravenhearst Hmmmm. You can try a decent bluetooth speaker. I bet you can find a good deal on Marketplace. Use it connected to your phone, and the white noise apps are free