Robyn Branick's Blog
June 17, 2018
Just set up book 2
I just finished setting up the print version of book two in my series. It is tough to get it just right. I hope the format comes out better than book one. I saw a few glitches in Wendy's Song a little too late. It's okay, I get it, learning curves. I previewed this one and went back several times. This book is much better than the first. I am genuinely excited about this book and can't wait to publish it. I have the ebook ready for pre-orders and Amazon will accept them in a few hours. I learned about matchbook this time; hardcopy sales get discounts on ebook. I can't wait to see how this works out. I love doing this.
June 13, 2018
I will figure this out soon!
The blog on my other post discusses growing pains; I don't want to replicate. I will be similar (haha).
I am new to the blogging and publishing world. Publishing my work for an audience is vastly different than creating for a writing class in college or friends. Even more so, in private where nobody cares about editing and revising. Sure, I look at my past work and think it requires finetuning. Sometimes it misses a trash can. Hey, we all have those works. In private it is okay. Online it is blatant and there for the world to review, and comment.
I began reading up on how to write for books after my first two published works were online. I was proud of my work until I read the books about writing. I am afraid to reread my work. It did help me with my next two that are in the process of coming out soon. I love that I can improve. Everyone is a life-long learner (according to a professor at my alma mater).
To sum things up, I will continue to improve as I learn the process. I know I am green to writing, publishing and marketing. I will be happy to share my joys, pain, and everything in between with you. I hope you find humor in my mishaps. Somebody needs to.
I am new to the blogging and publishing world. Publishing my work for an audience is vastly different than creating for a writing class in college or friends. Even more so, in private where nobody cares about editing and revising. Sure, I look at my past work and think it requires finetuning. Sometimes it misses a trash can. Hey, we all have those works. In private it is okay. Online it is blatant and there for the world to review, and comment.
I began reading up on how to write for books after my first two published works were online. I was proud of my work until I read the books about writing. I am afraid to reread my work. It did help me with my next two that are in the process of coming out soon. I love that I can improve. Everyone is a life-long learner (according to a professor at my alma mater).
To sum things up, I will continue to improve as I learn the process. I know I am green to writing, publishing and marketing. I will be happy to share my joys, pain, and everything in between with you. I hope you find humor in my mishaps. Somebody needs to.
