I think. At least so far. I've been reading a lot about e-publishing lately ... not necessarily self-publishing. The end result: I'm thinking about changing how a develop my website.
Basic change? Removing the "free" story. If I can get some "cover" art, I'm going to e-publish them for $0.59, if possible ... with maybe a revolving freebie deal. I don't know what I'll be doing. The ideas still swirl in my head. Whatever, the stories will be on the first page of my site. Only I must figure out the linkage stuff.
Traffic still shows up at the Tales of the Far Isle Half-Elven site. Increased almost a hundred since last week [if I round up] from wherever they're finding it. People even follow the links to my blogs. So, if you're a new viewer. Welcome.
Yeah. Someday I might have pictures of the characters up on the site. First installment promised by Wednesday. If it doesn't show, I'm off to find another artist. I may be easy, but I'm not a patsy.
PS: I hope you find this color combination easier on the eyes. I've been dinking with the advance design for over a month. Think I got the button close to the right spot this time.
I haven't gotten ambitious enough to start my own website yet. It took me long enough just to get up the courage to make my own blog!
ReplyDeleteI liked the introduction on your website to the premise of your series.
Good luck with your artist hunt!
Someday, that'll be the "history of the Far Isle Half-Elven" page with maybe a timeline if I ever sell "Dark Solstice".
ReplyDeleteFinally, got a sketch of the artwork for the first picture. Also, have exchanged emails with the artists and put a deadline on things. Now, I either have no artwork ... or will get it faster.
Websites are a pain ... if you can't do the set up. I only got involved because I sold a short story to a micro-publisher ... which means I'm having to reorient my whole writing set up ... which means ... I don't know what.