As is my wont. I’ve done this talk before at Halfway to Halloween, and fortunately this time I don’t seem to be followed by a guy trying to make a pitch for why small vendors should take out personal business loans. (They should not, unless they are absolutely certain of their business plans.) I’ll have the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit fresh in my head, too, which will be nice…
PS: As always: if you can’t make it, buy my books here.
#commissionearned
Just signed up. April 26th, 2025, 12 to 7 PM. No idea if I’ll have anything new by then, but… maybe?
I need to be doing a lot more small vending over the next year, too. I’m actively looking for local events now…
Huzzah. I’m glad to make Halfway to Halloween, too. I was kind of sad about missing out on it, originally.
As always: if you can’t make it, buy my books here!
And so convention season begins.
Should be fun: “Author Moe Lane will open the floor up for discussion about the methods, tactics and tips on how to crowdfund a book! This information easily translates into art, comics, or even film, so listen in on what Moe has learned!”
Fright Reads is one of the few places where I get to do panels these days, so that’s always something to look forward to. As usual, I will be sure to talk up Kickstarter Math Is Weird, although I might reference M.C.A. Hogarth’s Business For the Right-Brained a bit, this time. For I Have Thoughts.
#commissionearned
Which I am going to be selling books at, after all. Glad I was able to get into Halfway to Halloween; I dunno where my table is gonna be, but it’ll be good to get back into merchanting. Not least because I tend to get ticks up in sales afterward.
As always: if you can’t wait, buy my books!
Thanks to a series of complicated events that are not immediately relevant to this discussion, I am actually going to be free on May 25th to do Halfway to Halloween. One-day affair, fairly local, FrightReads has always been a good earner for me. I am looking forward to it.
PS: If you can’t wait, buy my books here!
