Then, in October, I'll get new royalty (or, in my case, lack of royalty) statements from Simon & Schuster, which will clear the way for the rights to more of those books to be reverted to me. I will then work with my new publisher, Prairie Rose, to add new covers, rejuvenate the blurbs, and re-edit the work.It's been a good feeling to see the revised versions back up on Amazon, and I'm excited about the new Kindle Unlimited option, where people can borrow the book instead of buying it and I get a certain amount for each page read. It's a great idea for those of us with already overloaded Kindles, and I've been quite happy with the results from the two books I have already in that program.
In a few short weeks, I'm heading to Cleveland for a conference with my old RWA chapter. I'll get a face to face with my agent, and hope we can pound out a sensible plan to move my career onto an entirely new level.
I don't play baseball, but if I did, I'd be rounding third and heading for home about now. 2019 is just around the corner and it's going to be a great year. Bring it on. In the words of the immortal Stephen King:
I've read several authors who are calling this the new year to start up with your projects. I like using the actual 2019 startup. But wow, I still have too many things on my plate. :) Yay on getting out your books again.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't have done it without you, Lynn. Hope you're on the mend. And, it's never too soon to start planning for 2019.
DeleteCan’t wait to see you in Cleveland! Glad things are moving along:0
ReplyDeleteI'm anxious to get to the conference, too. Lots to talk about.
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