T and I spent the day off together watching Hysteria on Peacock and carving pumpkins. I do not like to brag, because I do not have a single skill to speak of, but I carved a big boy of a jolly pumpkin yesterday, and I'm proud of this guy. He is awesome. He weighed, sans gutting, about 40 pounds! This is the largest pumpkin I have ever picked up. I love him heartily.
Is it ever too early to market your book? This question is retroactive to pre-publishing, too. I know very little about marketing. In fact, I guess I know nothing at all. My plan has always been, from the beginning, to get my story out there . To have people read it - that's the point to all of this. That's why this blog exists. And yet now I find myself searching for new, constructive ways to market this book. So far, I've been searching for an artist for the cover. I have it completely planned out, but I could screw up a stick figure, so I'll leave this to the pros. I'm wondering if it's too soon to design a website. Would a website even work for an unpublished work? I don't know. These are things I am looking into to help market my first novel. I've never had much use for an ego, but is self-promotion really egotistical? Or will it only hasten my prospect for publishing? Hmm.
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