"Being Indie" is more than just a business model. For many of us in the writing and artistic community, it's a state of mind. This week, as part of our on-going series on the "Indie Experience", we're pleased to introduce you to our friend and fellow-author Tony Healey, who shares his unique vision on what… Continue reading Being Indie Part III — One Man Band, by Tony Healey
Month: November 2011
Being Indie – Part II: Why I became an Indie Author ~ by Steven M. Moore
At Carrick Publishing, one of our greatest joys is the interaction we've experienced with our fellow authors. Some are self-published, some traditional, and another fast-growing group are published via Independent publishers. Our guest this week is one such author, SciFi Thriller writer Steven M. Moore, who recently joined Carrick Publishing with his "Clones And Mutants… Continue reading Being Indie – Part II: Why I became an Indie Author ~ by Steven M. Moore
On Being Indie — by Catherine Astolfo, author of the Emily Taylor Mystery Series
At Carrick Publishing, we're pleased to have forged friendships with a diverse community of creative people, writers in particular, who share our enthusiasm for excellence. Not all of our writer-friends are Indie, but a good number are independently or self-published. Their drive to share their stories outweighs any obstacles they might encounter on the way.… Continue reading On Being Indie — by Catherine Astolfo, author of the Emily Taylor Mystery Series
What’s with this 99¢ e-book Craze?
There’s been a lot of discussion in author chat groups recently regarding the flurry of Free and 99¢ e-books available through Amazon Kindle, Smashwords and other e-book retailers. Within the writing community, opinions on the matter appear to be split. Traditionalists argue the low-priced and free e-books are undermining the value of quality books. Meanwhile,… Continue reading What’s with this 99¢ e-book Craze?