Last weekend, I was at Or-E-Con, the virtual OryCon, which is on (temporary, hopefully) physical hiatus. At noon Saturday was a panel on, among other things, streaming with Vella. Everything in this entry is derived from my notes, and a few things I’ve heard from other writers who have used Vella to serialize their stories. […]
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#172: I took her arm and she pulled me onto the board with her.
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This is Part Four in my Publishing an Audiobook series. In Part One, I list the sites I found to search for narrators on, and why I used or didn’t use the ones I did or didn’t. In Part Two, I describe my process for narrowing the auditions down from the 83 I received to
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Part 1: Narrator Quest Part 2: Choosing a Narrator Part 3: Creating the Audiobook Part 4: Publishing Part 5: Marketing & Selling (Coming some time in 2022) In Part One, I describe how I found voice actors to audition to narrate my audiobook. I posted to several sites expecting 5-10 auditions, and instead got 83.
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Part 1: Narrator Quest Part 2: Choosing a Narrator Part 3: Creating the Audiobook Part 4: Publishing (Coming December 26th) Part 5: Marketing & Selling (Coming some time in 2022) In Part One, I describe how I found voice actors to audition to narrate my audiobook. I posted to several sites expecting 5-10 auditions, and
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Like my earlier entry about how I published my novel, this series is not about the One True Way to publish an audiobook. It’s not even about how you should publish one. It is about how I published my audiobook. You may learn something from my example. You may learn something from my mistakes. You
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