Here are my experiences so far: I initially priced A Warrior’s Path at $5.49. I chose a number I felt was worthy of the work I’d put into the novel, and I factored length of the book into the equation as well. Many indie titles are selling at $2.99-$3.99, but those titles are usually half…
So here’s the bad news: The sale on A Warrior’s Path ended and it’s now back to its original price of $5.49. But then here’s the good news: I did a final edit and got rid of some annoying dropped words, misspelled words, etc. The updated version also has easier to read maps.
Kinda excited to announce my first discount sale. Starting sometime later tonight and extending until March 7th, I’m lowering the price on A Warrior’s Path to just $2.99. If you know someone who might be interested in the book, now would be a great time for them to buy it! Here are the links! Amazon Barnes and…
It’s always a little scary to read books that I loved when I was younger since my tastes now are so different. That said, even though I never liked The Elenium as much as The Belgariad: Volume One, I sure did like it a lot when it first came out. So when I saw it at…
As an experiment, I advertised on Facebook between 2/22/2014-2/24/2014 to see if I could increase sales of A Warrior’s Path. My dollar limit was set pretty high at $25/day for the first two days and $15 for the third day. I targeted the ad to include people from the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and India…
A post from the wonderful Janny Wurts about the history of sales in fantasy and expectations of success. A useful reminder in today’s world, which seems to be all about instant gratification. The Unrecognized Trajectory of Slow Burn Success by Janny Wurts BTW if you haven’t read Janny’s Empire series with Raymond Feist, you’re missing out on…
My wife suggested I give this sweet, lovely book a try. It’s different from anything that I usually read since it is essentially a story written in blank verse. I read it over a period of a week – five minutes here, 10 minutes there. The book is an quick, easy read, but by easy I…
I picked up The Red Wolf Conspiracy in a used bookstore in Asheville, NC because of nothing more than guilt. My wife and I had spent so much time – almost an hour – browsing the store’s collection that I felt bad for the owner that we weren’t buying anything. The only reason…