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I've written more than 60 novels, but here are some Book 1s you can start with:
Sinister Magic
Balanced on the Blade's Edge

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Author Archives: Lindsay
Analyzing a Mid-List Series (keys to success and room for improvement)
It’s been about six months since I published Republic, the last installment in my Emperor’s Edge series (technically, the series finished a year and a half ago with Forged in Blood II and Republic was dealing with a new story line). … Continue reading
Using Pubslush to Fund Your Next Book
There are quite a few crowd-funding sites out there now, if you’re looking for help financing your first book (editing, cover art, etc. can easily run you a thousand dollars or more). I did Kickstarter early on in my self-publishing … Continue reading
Rust & Relics Continues with Thorn Fall
Last year, I published Torrent, the first novel in my Rust & Relics contemporary fantasy series, and now the second book is ready to go. Thorn Fall is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Smashwords (Apple coming soon). Blurb: … Continue reading
Should You Price Your Ebooks Differently in Different Countries?
I was listening to Mark Lefebvre (Director of Self Publishing/Author Relations at Kobo) chat with the gang on the Self Publishing Roundtable the other day (link: Horror Writing And Selling More Books On Kobo), and one of the things that Mark mentioned … Continue reading
Launching Multiple Books at Once: Pros & Cons
If you’ve hung out on the indie forums or listened to the various self-publishing podcasts, you might have heard of new authors finding success with variations of Liliana Hart’s “5 down and 1 in the hole” technique (summed up on Hugh Howey’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing
Tagged launch strategies, liliana hart, marketing, self-publishing
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After 20 Novels, What Does Your Editing Process Look Like?
When I write about my self-publishing journey here, I usually stick more to publishing strategies and marketing topics, but a couple of people have asked me editing questions lately. As I close in on twenty novels (between my name and … Continue reading
Creating, Publishing, and Marketing a Multi-Author Bundle
After a three-month hiatus, I’m back with a new walking podcast. There were quite a few things I could have talked about, since I’ve published a couple of new novels this summer (and I do babble about my new pen … Continue reading
Posted in Walks with Lindsay
Tagged bundles, ebook bundles, ebook ecollections, ebooks, marketing, marketing bundles, multi author, podcast, self publishing podcast
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How Do You Get Reviews for Your FIRST Book?
I don’t have to tell you: getting reviews is invaluable when it comes to selling books (just try to get a Bookbub ad without a bunch of positive reviews, I dare ya). It’s something I’ve talked about before (and I do … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing
Tagged book reviews, getting book reviews, how do I get more book reviews
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