Indiewriters you need to try Kickstarter
I highly recommend trying a Kickstarter. Maybe even aim a little low the first time, as some money is better than none. Mine covered the cost of the cover and a proofread. Now the expenses of the book have been covered before it’s even released.
My newest book–Quinton–is now available in paperback
Quinton is now available in paperback. Things have changed at Amazon. It used to be I would get the physical copy of the book and then approve it. But now I approve a file on the screen and suddenly it is for sale. I admit, I’m not a big fan of that. So the book has been available in paperback for a few days, I just haven’t posted it anywhere. But here is me opening the box and seeing the books for the first time. Click here to get a copy of the book.
Creating YouTube content while teaching from home.
I teach Kindergarten by day. Yes, I do it virtually. The district where I work voted to remain virtual all year. I discovered my kids like seeing me in videos. They only see me in on the screen anyway, so it was a surprise to me as well. But at the same time by creating YouTube content, I realized I am creating content for future school years as well. I don’t have time to create fancy videos, but by using Adobe Rush on my phone I can create some titles and cross dissolves. Plus the kids like seeing the outside of my house as opposed to my home office all…