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Tonight: Successful Chicago E-Pub Author Hosting Shindig.com Chat Tonight

Previously featured on Techli’s CEO Sundays, self published author Karly Kirkpatrick is taking her blog series, Adventures in E-Publishing, to the interwebs for a free live event on Thursday, January.

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CEO Sundays: E-Publishing, My Un-Business

DarkSide Publishing was born in January, 2011, shortly after I e-published my first novel. As a fledgling e-publisher, I had to figure out just how the e-publishing game worked all on my own.

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Adventures in Epublishing: Into the Shadows Available Today!

I’m excited to announce that my first ebook, Into the Shadows, is available today!  I’ve been lucky enough to have my online friends and followers help me get the word.

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Meetup in St. Charles, IL Tomorrow

For all the suburban followers of Flyover Geeks, tomorrow at the Beehive in St. Chartles, Il we are having a night of networking as well as introducing two entrepreneurs to.

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Adventures in Epublishing: The Numbers

My first ebook, Into the Shadows, will hit ebookstores on November 1st. Even though writing is an art, it’s also a business.  Some people are very interested in numbers. I.

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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 3

I’m proud to announce that I’ve completed my first ebook, a YA novel titled Into the Shadows, and sent it off to be formatted for it’s November 1st, 2010 relase.

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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 2

If you’ve been following me here on Flyover Geeks, you may have seen the initial Adventures in ePublishing article. I’ve been following epublishing genius J.A. Konrath as I’ve traveled down.

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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 1

Adventures in Epublishing: Step 1 is the first in a series of articles on epublishing.  I religiously follow J.A. Konrath’s A Newbie’s Guide to Publishing blog, and I’m applying his.

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Epublishing: Diving in Headfirst

The book is dead. Long live the book! No matter what side of the traditional book vs. epublishing debate you’re on, you cannot ignore the ereaders. They’re everywhere?Kindle, Sony eReader,.

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