That’s how I’m looking at it, anyway. I just sold the 100th copy of Mortal Touch<\/i>–and it was a Kindle edition. Wait until the audiobook is out! (I’m rehearsing it now, in case you’re wondering. Gods, what a lot of work.)<\/p>\n
According to the Book Industry Study Group, in 2004 less than 23% of all books published–by all publishers, of any size–sold more than 99 copies. It may not sound like much, but I have now sold more copies than three-quarters of all titles published. And sales have been increasing<\/u> during May and June. The buzz is building. I’m up another vertabra or two on The Long Tail. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
I got another set of judges’ evaluation forms back from the contest I mentioned earlier. I thought<\/u> I’d entered Mortal Touch<\/i> into more than one category! Very interesting comments, and mostly good ratings. Two of these judges placed Mortal Touch<\/i> in the Top Ten for that category. They just didn’t seem to love it quite so much as my paying customers all do. And I suppose the customers are more important!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
That’s how I’m looking at it, anyway. I just sold the 100th copy of Mortal Touch–and it was a Kindle edition. Wait until the audiobook is out! (I’m rehearsing it now, in case you’re wondering. Gods, what a lot of … Continue reading