It's not often I feature a real person in this strip, but the 100th edition of my weekly geeky webcomic demanded something special.
I also decided to colour it myself, for the first time ever.
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
Independent Reviewers - an Awfully Big List
Chaz has been out of the writing and marketing side of things for quite a time now, having been heavily focused on comics, cartooning, commissions and other things so far this year.
Trawling the web for some free indie review sites for the FWB back catalogue, he stumbled across the following, which has links to a great number of reviewers and their own individual policies:
http://www.theindieview.com/indie-reviewers/
Looks like there's something for just about anyone in there.
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1) on-topic posts only: i.e., articles relevant, and of interest, specifically to writers (especially self-published or indie authors) - ideally regarding the creative processes of producing fiction, editing, character, plotting, e-publishing, observations and opinions on the publishing industry generally, experiences of Kindle/Smashwords/Apple, traditional publishing, self-promo and marketing advice for authors (but see *2* below), inspiration & 'writers' block', cartoons/comic books, illustration & design, or creativity in general;
2) absolutely no promotion or reviews of third-party products or services: the only exceptions being other self-pubbed or indie writers that you may be enthusiastic about, or charitable websites or totally free resources online or elsewhere devoted to helping other writers, e.g via interviews, book giveaways, etc. This includes hyperlinks and images. Author book review sites are acceptable as long as they offer free reviews (whether alongside paid-for reviews or not).
3) if in doubt, just ask.
Other than that, feel free to drop us a brief summary of possible posts and we'll let you know by return.

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