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Writing Goals for 2011
New blog post: my writing goals for 2011. Please stop by and let me know what your own reading and/or writing goals might be: http://hahvi.net. -
A Couple of Announcements...
I've posted about the process of converting old novels into ebooks. I just wanted to follow up by saying that my first four novels--now known collectively as The Nanotech Succession--are up and ready to go for both Kindle and Nook. Here are the links if you'd like to take a look:
Amazon Kindle Edition
Barnes & Noble Nook EditionIn other news, I'm ( Read more... ) -
Seeking a Copyeditor--Suggestions?
I'm looking for recommendations for an independent copyeditor to handle my upcoming novel The Wild. I'd prefer someone experienced in fantasy fiction.
I've already made some inquiries, but if there's a copyeditor you've worked with whose services you recommend--or a copyeditor whose services you've heard praised--I'd love to know.
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Old Novels into New: Overview & Links
In fall 2010 I set out to convert my first four novels--published in the mid-1990s and long since out of print--into e-books. I started out knowing nothing about the process, but guided by some tips and hints I managed to convert all four books, and publish them to AmazonIn the hope that others will find the knowledge helpful, I put together a ( Read more... ) -
Old Novels into New-Parts 3 & 4
Continuing the series, parts 3 & 4 of how I converted my old novels into e-books are now up on my blog at Hahví.net. Part 3 talks about converting a Word doc into *.epub, which is a common e-book format. Part 4 gets into some of the gruesome details of editing epub code--a necessary evil to ensure your book is nicely formatted ( Read more... ) -
Old Novels into New-Part 2
Part 2 of my rundown on how I converted old novels into e-books is now live on my blog at Hahví.net.
The post talks about preparing the manuscript for conversion.
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Installment 1 of Old Novels into New
(I'm not sure if cross-posting content is a good idea, but this also appears on my personal blog at Hahví.net--and everything looks so much better over there ( Read more... )