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My appropriation apology
In 2016, I published a novel entitled A Hole in the Ground. In this novel, I referred to a First Nations people, the Muskawatipaq, as well as their ancestral territory, Petawodimocto. These references were entirely fictional, created for the purposes … Continue reading
Adventures in Self-Publishing: Zen and the Art of Bookkeeping
An occasional and mostly self-serving record of self-publishing my debut novel, A Hole in the Ground, with possible tips (or warnings) for others thinking of doing the same. My dad spent the bulk of his career as a bookkeeper for … Continue reading
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Tagged A Hole in the Ground, accounting for writers, Beaverly, bookkeeping, budgeting, consignment, Microsoft Excel, self-publishing
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Adventures in Self-Publishing: Promotion, or No One Cares About Your Damn Book!
An occasional and mostly self-serving record of self-publishing my debut novel, A Hole in the Ground, with possible tips (or warnings) for others thinking of doing the same. The good news is that it’s never been easier to self-publish. The … Continue reading
Posted in It Really Did Happen!, Writing
Tagged A Hole in the Ground, Beaverly, promotion, publicity, publishing, self-publishing, writing
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Adventures in Self-Publishing: The Shipping News
An occasional and mostly self-serving record of self-publishing my debut novel, A Hole in the Ground, with possible tips (or warnings) for others thinking of doing the same. * It was a bit of a struggle to get my books … Continue reading
Posted in Reading? Ugh!
Tagged A Hole in the Ground, publishing, self-publishing, writing
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