Comments on: Self Publishing with WordClay http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay The Making of a Marc Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:31:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Marc Berry http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-704 Marc Berry Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:59:08 +0000 http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-704 I checked out the contest. Unfortunately, I don't have anything ready to publish, but my daughter does, so it's all good :-) I checked out the contest. Unfortunately, I don't have anything ready to publish, but my daughter does, so it's all good :-)

]]> By: Angie Kelly Pheifer http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-698 Angie Kelly Pheifer Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:12:19 +0000 http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-698 Marc, you hit the nail on the head; self publishing really does have tons of advantages. And if you're looking for some book marketing advice, you should check out the Wordclay's "genre lounge" pages on their site, where you can find marketing tips and advice on specific genres (short stories being one of them). Also, being a copywriter for Wordclay, I'll give you a little heads-up: it's not officially announced yet, but starting April 1, Wordclay will be hosting two short stories writing contests (one for a single story, and another for a collection). The prizes are pretty hefty and it's free to enter, so you might want to check it out. Marc, you hit the nail on the head; self publishing really does have tons of advantages. And if you’re looking for some book marketing advice, you should check out the Wordclay’s “genre lounge” pages on their site, where you can find marketing tips and advice on specific genres (short stories being one of them).

Also, being a copywriter for Wordclay, I’ll give you a little heads-up: it’s not officially announced yet, but starting April 1, Wordclay will be hosting two short stories writing contests (one for a single story, and another for a collection). The prizes are pretty hefty and it’s free to enter, so you might want to check it out.

]]> By: Angie Kelly Pheifer http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-705 Angie Kelly Pheifer Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:12:19 +0000 http://www.techne-eikon.com/every-day/self-publishing-with-wordclay#comment-705 Marc, you hit the nail on the head; self publishing really does have tons of advantages. And if you\'re looking for some book marketing advice, you should check out the Wordclay\'s \"genre lounge\" pages on their site, where you can find marketing tips and advice on specific genres (short stories being one of them). <br /><br /> Also, being a copywriter for Wordclay, I\'ll give you a little heads-up: it\'s not officially announced yet, but starting April 1, Wordclay will be hosting two short stories writing contests (one for a single story, and another for a collection). The prizes are pretty hefty and it\'s free to enter, so you might want to check it out. Marc, you hit the nail on the head; self publishing really does have tons of advantages. And if you\'re looking for some book marketing advice, you should check out the Wordclay\'s \"genre lounge\" pages on their site, where you can find marketing tips and advice on specific genres (short stories being one of them).

Also, being a copywriter for Wordclay, I\'ll give you a little heads-up: it\'s not officially announced yet, but starting April 1, Wordclay will be hosting two short stories writing contests (one for a single story, and another for a collection). The prizes are pretty hefty and it\'s free to enter, so you might want to check it out.

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