August 8, 2010
FlippedEye is this months e-residency, a great publisher, drop by and see their blogs at http://www.incwriters.co.uk # Powered by Twitter Tools
August 6, 2010
In ’05, 3 years after I started writing poetry, my first pamphlet, the Thirteen Fairy Negro Tales – published by mouthmark, a flipped eye publishing series that began with Nick Makoha’s The Lost Collection of an Invisible Man and will end with Warsan Shire’s teaching mother how to give birth - came out. The Thirteen [...]
August 4, 2010
It’s amazing how many poets love trains, and it’s a well-known fact that many poets can’t drive. Well I can drive, but I also love trains. There’s something magical about gazing sideways as you’re travelling, rather than forwards, as you do when you’re driving; it changes your whole perspective. Instead of concentrating on where you’re [...]
August 2, 2010
FlippedEye is this months e-residency, a great publisher, drop by and see their blogs at http://www.incwriters.co.uk
August 2, 2010
As senior editor at flipped eye publishing I thought it best that I be the first to post something for our month-long blog residency. However, rather than do a long speil about the company and our current projects (easily found out if you follow us on twitter or visit our website), I thought I’d give [...]
August 1, 2010
July 29, 2010
Time flies when you’re having fun… I can’t quite believe this is the final day of my residency here on the Incwriters site. To prepare for my going home I’ve cleaned the whole pad from top to bottom (and left copies of my novel Bully in random places ready for a potential reader/ reviewer to [...]
July 28, 2010
I’m feeling a little penultimate today… Tomorrow’s the last day of my residency on the Incwriters website and I have to say I’ve enjoyed every minute of it. (It’s nice to get away from the shriek of tiles being cut and the smash of porcelain accidentally dropped and the collapse of key walls during the [...]
July 27, 2010
Yesterday I received an email from a reader of this blog regarding the marketing of self-published books and how this differs from marketing books published by indie publishers. The truth is, I imagine both are the same. You’ll get as much, or as little back as you put in. In both cases you’ll probably be [...]
August 8, 2010
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