Also #3 today (8/14) but the top two have traded places.
Thought for sure it would be #63 by now.
NEW!
*** YOUR IDEA MACHINE *** - For Kindle!
*** YOUR IDEA MACHINE *** - For Nook!
Expanded version with more ways to find great ideas! Print version is 48 pages, Kindle version is around 155 pages!
Only $2.99 - and no postage!
Wait... There's more!
NEW!
*** CREATING STRONG PROTAGONISTS *** - For Kindle!
*** CREATING STRONG PROTAGONISTS *** - For Nook! (coming soon)
Expanded version with more ways to create interesting protagonists! Print version is 48 pages, Kindle version is once again around 155 pages!
Only $2.99 - and no postage!
Next up will either be Dialogue (#10) (which needs me to write 3 new articles) or one of the others that requires less work.
- Bill
6 comments:
Does this inspire to turn some of your unsold screenplays into novels for publishing onto eReaders?
How are you doing in the Barnes & Noble space?
I read "Idea Machine" and found it interesting (I don't write screenplays) -- probably useful for all the beginning copywriters out there who think inspiration comes from keyword research.
B&N sales suck. I have no idea why. Maybe I need to work at that more.
Yes - some unsold screenplays will be novelized. A way to get those stories out there. I also have some old novels I wrote in my 20s that I'll get scanned and cleaned up and up on Kindle. Why not?
Number 3 and number 5 today (monday). I think I'm not going to put any more up until I get the Action Book finished.
Is there any chance to get these in PDF format for those of us who use computer a lot and do not have these proprietary readers?
Amazon and B&N both offer free (but still prorietary) software for Mac and Windoze machines (I use Linux, no love for people like me).
As for Kindle vs Nook, I understand B&N Nooks outsold Kindles for the last couple months (mostly on the strength of the color Nook). Wondered at the impact of the Nook on sales. Doesn't sound like much yet.
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