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You're thinking of joining an anthology, or starting one yourself?
Maybe you'd like to collaborate with fellow authors, or put several of your earlier short stories, novellas or novels all in the one volume?
Ebony McKenna (who writes Regency romance as Ebony Oaten) has co-ordinated and run a dozen anthologies, and joined in with plenty more. This how-to guide contains everything she knows about making your next collaboration a success. Whether you're aiming to make 'a list' to become a USA Today bestseller, or you're dipping your toes in the waters of a new genre... this book holds your hand all the way. This how-to covers contracts, copyright, marketing and promotions, assigning tasks and that gnarly issue of distributing royalties in a timely way.
Everything you ever wanted to know about running or joining an anthology, this ebook will be a reference every authors needs for now and in the years to come.
Ebony is the 'Ask The Anthologist' for the Romance Writers of Australia and has a regular column in Hearts Talk where she answers writer's questions about how anthologies work.
Maybe you'd like to collaborate with fellow authors, or put several of your earlier short stories, novellas or novels all in the one volume?
Ebony McKenna (who writes Regency romance as Ebony Oaten) has co-ordinated and run a dozen anthologies, and joined in with plenty more. This how-to guide contains everything she knows about making your next collaboration a success. Whether you're aiming to make 'a list' to become a USA Today bestseller, or you're dipping your toes in the waters of a new genre... this book holds your hand all the way. This how-to covers contracts, copyright, marketing and promotions, assigning tasks and that gnarly issue of distributing royalties in a timely way.
Everything you ever wanted to know about running or joining an anthology, this ebook will be a reference every authors needs for now and in the years to come.
Ebony is the 'Ask The Anthologist' for the Romance Writers of Australia and has a regular column in Hearts Talk where she answers writer's questions about how anthologies work.