For New Readers:
Welcome to the home of indie fantasy and science fiction author Lindsay Buroker!
If you're new to my work, please check out my first fantasy adventure novel for free! You can also pick up my first space opera novel, Star Nomad, for free in your favorite store.
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My Ebooks
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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Star Nomad 
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Recent Posts
- New Semi-Cozy Fantasy Series Launches with Calculated Whisk [Preview Chapters]!
- Magnetic Magic (contemporary fantasy with a middle-aged divorcee werewolf heroine) is now available in all stores
- The Fire and Fang Series Is Now Complete in Ebook, Paperback, and Audiobook
- Interview with the Dragon Wreylith (Fire and Fang Extra)
- Sky Shielder Preview Chapters (Fire and Fang Book 1 — A Romantic Fantasy Series)
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Author Archives: Lindsay
Tweaking Your Ebook “Packaging” to Increase Sales
If you feel like you’re sending lots of visitors to your Amazon ebook pages, and it’s not resulting in many sales, you may want to make some changes. While you’re probably not going to tinker with the story itself (although … Continue reading
Ebook Formatting with XHTML and Calibre by Paul Salvette
Last week, we had a guest post on a simple way to get your ebook formatted without worrying about dinking around with HTML or special software tools. Today, Paul Salvette is going to give us a more in-depth version for … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged calibre, ebook formatting, ebooks, epub, html, kindle, mobi, notepad
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Authors, Why You Should Start a Newsletter
Your books are published, you’re building a social media presence, and you’ve got an official author website and/or blog. You’re rocking it! But…do you have a newsletter? I know what you’re thinking: What? More book promotion I have to do? … Continue reading
Authors, Are You Approachable Online?
The other day, someone forwarded me an email because the original sender had wanted to contact me but hadn’t been able to find my address on my Facebook page. That original sender even included a link to a blog post … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks
Tagged author information, author tips, book promotion, contact information
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Simple Ebook Formatting with Jeff Dvorak
I’ve had a few folks ask me about the nitty gritty details of ebook formatting, so we’ll have a couple of guest posts coming up on that topic (my way of formatting my ebooks is having someone else do it … Continue reading
Outsourcing Your Mundane Tasks via Fiverr
When it comes to promotion, whether we’re talking books or blogs, there are some tedious chores that sometimes don’t get done just because they are so tedious. For example, there are dozens (hundreds!) of blog directories where you can submit … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks
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Tracking Your Links with Bitly in 3 Easy Steps with Nicholas Olivo
If you’re an author, you’re probably trying all sorts of things to promote your books. A guest blog post here, a tweet there, a Facebook entry over there… But how do you know which of your efforts are paying off? … Continue reading
Authors, Do You Have a Facebook Fan Page?
I finally got around to creating a Facebook fan page this weekend. As far as social-media-sites-I-would-use-even-if-I-weren’t-an-author go, Facebook isn’t anywhere on the list (I don’t find the interface particularly intuitive, and the layout always strikes me as clusterf–, er, mess). … Continue reading