…and sent back to the producer for final revisions and whatnot. There was nothing major, so the changes themselves aren’t going to take too long. However, I don’t know how long Amazon is going to take to process the files for final submission.
But once the files are back from our revisions I can get on with distributing them to Kickstarter backers, which will blue out another entry on the Action Plan. Not much left on that front, really. Huzzah!
Moe Lane
PS: Buy the book!
It’s very exciting. And very time-consuming: I’m supposed to check every chapter of FROZEN DREAMS, which is something I hadn’t realized earlier but makes a lot of sense, doesn’t it? The truth is, I don’t really ‘do’ audiobooks, so a lot of this is fairly new to me.
Still. All part of the job. Any suggestions on how to optimize the review process would be helpful, mind you.
Moe Lane
We spent tonight prepping the audiobook for FROZEN DREAMS (that’s not the link to it; the audiobook isn’t ready yet) for Audible. It’s progressing well, I think. The files are almost ready and the biggest limiting factor is probably going to be the auditing process. As you might imagine, Amazon is going to want to make sure that the book is what it claims to be. I’m sympathetic to that, really. I can think of at least three ways to cause mayhem otherwise, and I’m not even trying hard.
Things continue on.
Here is the link to a working copy of the first audiobook chapter of FROZEN DREAMS! And if we hit the $3,000 stretch goal, it’ll even get funded. Think it’s going pretty well.
BEHOLD! The above is the first two minutes of FROZEN DREAMS, narrated by Sally Stewart, narrator of “Jocasta: The Mother-Wife of Oedipus.” We haven’t hit that pledge goal for the Kickstarter – yet – but, with less than $200 to go for the $2K stretch goal, I need to be keeping track of what’s coming up, and what I may have to pay for. If you like audiobooks, or just want to hear the first scene from the book, check it out!
