Adventures in Crowd Funding My GBG Days
Adventures in Crowd Funding, the genesis of my projected e-book, plus problems with Swedish, and crowdfunding My Gothenburg Days.
This sub-category of At the Quill collects all my posts about self publishing, independent publishing, crowd funding, marketing etc.
Adventures in Crowd Funding, the genesis of my projected e-book, plus problems with Swedish, and crowdfunding My Gothenburg Days.
Not “7 Steps to a Great Promo Video”. Some of the pitfalls of filming your own promotional video and some tips to overcome them.
Starting to plan the crowd funding campaign to print and publish My Gothenburg Days / Dagar i mitt Göteborg – my projected photobook.
In which we return (by way of free-fall) to crowd funding and consider what might be involved in a campaign to attract support for my projected photo-book.
To learn about crowd funding for publishing I am supporting 3 book projects with the British crowd funded publishers Unbound. The books and why I chose them.
A second look at getting funded by crowds to publish a book – crowd funding sites reviewed: Kickstarta, Kickstarter, Fundedbyme.
An introduction to crowd funding from the perspective of an independent author, referencing Kickstarter and Unbound but mostly Alexander Pope.
The story of how Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo helped establish a British publishing house – but almost destroyed it first.
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The story of how Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo helped establish a British publishing house – but almost destroyed it first.
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Visions and revisions: this article describes some of the prevarication and development that went into the separate At the Quill website, now reunited here. There’s also a nod to the taking of a toast and tea.
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