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I'm interested in this marvelous opportunity! I published my book, Everblossom: A Short Story and Poetry Anthology, about six months ago. Oh, and here's my email: pocahantas89@yahoo.com
Between us, my co-author and I have published more than 50 novels with traditional publishers. Last month, we published our first indie novel. Would love to be interviewed about our decision to take a new direction. Thanks for considering us.
Our novel is "In the Territory of Lies" and it's an epistolary novel told primarily via email. We weren't sure how readers would react, but it's turning out to be one of the things readers like best about it.
Contact me at coachpeg@aol.com if you're interested.
Thanks!
Peg Robarchek
I recently published my first fantasy novel, Task Force: Gaea, in February as an indie author, and I'm working on the sequel currently. My book is on Kindle, Nook, and Smashwords. I'm interested in an interview; my email is tchrofengl [at] gmail [dot] com.
Thank you!
Hi,
Thanks for this opportunity! My first indie published work was a children's story 3 years ago and in the last month, I've published 2 books on Amazon. I am currently writing women's fiction and have a short story collection, Leaping Out On Faith... and Opening Up.
I can be reached via email at: noveldreams2007[at]gmail[dot]com and my blog is The Notebook Blogairy.
Thanks again and I look forward to working with you!
I first released my book with Lulu in 2007. At the time, it was called Shadows of Things to Come. I knew nothing about what it would take to be an indie author and a had a full-time day job (plus I was planning a wedding), so I just didn't have much time for learning about marketing or anything else.
Now, five years later, I'm definitely older and a bit wiser. I've retitled my book Unyoked to prepare it for its sequel (as yet unwritten), titled Unhinged. I've pulled the book from Lulu (I made a few sales, but nothing spectacular) and have enrolled in Amazon's KDP Select program (which is why I had to pull the book from Lulu. I'm currently editing it and will be releasing the improved paperback version via CreateSpace some time in the very near future.
All that was to say that I would be delighted to be interviewed on your blog, but I'm not very sure where I would fit on the experience spectrum!
Hi,
I would love to do an author interview on your site. I have three novels published but am currently promoting my romance novel "Memories". I'm fairly new to the indie-author world - started in November 2011 - but am having small successes. The Amazon link to my novel is: http://www.amazon.com/Memories-ebook/dp/B007DCBI7C/ref=zg_bs_158568011_64
You can contact me here or by email: sletten@paulbunyan.net
Thanks,
Deanna
Hi my name is Anthony Caplan and my coming of age novel, Latitudes - A Story of Coming Home, is due out on June 30. I am looking to guest blog and do interviews. I have published two previous novels. I also blog and teach high school Spanish and farm in New Hampshire.
Here's my website: http://www.anthonycaplanwrites.com
And my email is tcaplan@mcttelecom.com
Hopefully you are still scheduling interviews and/or guest posts.
Thanks indieBooks,
Anthony Caplan
Sorry it's been taking so long to respond! All of the responses have been great - I should have e-mailed you be now, if not you can contact me directly at kellym[at]indieebooks.co.uk.
Best,
Kelly
If still interested in posting indie author interviews, I would be more than happy to be on your blog.
I am a two-year strong indie author. I published my first paranormal mystery, A TOUCH OF DARKNESS, in 2010; collaborated with a transgressive anthology collection for indie publish in 2011; and have followed up this year with another paranormal mystery, A TOUCH OF MADNESS. (Yes, they are part of the same series.)
Early on I went the route of "traditional" publishing and - well, we'll just say that was a phenomenal disaster. I've been scammed, hustled, conned, touted, praised, and acclaimed. For an indie author, I've experienced just about every curve and hill on the roller coaster one can.
Feel free to email me if you are still looking for authors to interview. All the best and BREAK A PEN!
BC Brown - "Because Weird is Good."
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My name is Larissa Hinton and I just published my book, Everblossom: A Short Story and Poetry Anthology back in August 2011. So I have about half a year experience. I would love to be interviewed on your blog. Here's my website: http://teacherwritebookaholicohmy.blogspot.com/
link to my book: http://www.amazon.com/Everblossom-Short-Poetry-Anthology-ebook/dp/B005H5GKIY/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1313954227&sr=1-1
my email: pocahantas89@yahoo.com
Thanks for the marvelous opportunity!