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Tonight: Successful Chicago E-Pub Author Hosting Shindig.com Chat Tonight
Posted On January 3, 2013 Guest Post 1

Previously featured on Techli’s CEO Sundays, self published author Karly Kirkpatrick is taking her blog series, Adventures in E-Publishing, to …
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CEO Sundays: E-Publishing, My Un-Business
Posted On April 1, 2012 Techli team 0

DarkSide Publishing was born in January, 2011, shortly after I e-published my first novel. As a fledgling e-publisher, I had …
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Adventures in Epublishing: Into the Shadows Available Today!
Posted On November 1, 2010 Techli team 0

I'm excited to announce that my first ebook, Into the Shadows, is available today!  I've been lucky enough to have …
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Meetup in St. Charles, IL Tomorrow
Posted On October 26, 2010 Edward Domain 0

For all the suburban followers of Flyover Geeks, tomorrow at the Beehive in St. Chartles, Il we are having a …
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Adventures in Epublishing: The Numbers
Posted On October 26, 2010 Techli team 2

My first ebook, Into the Shadows, will hit ebookstores on November 1st. Even though writing is an art, it's also a …
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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 3
Posted On September 28, 2010 Techli team 0

I'm proud to announce that I've completed my first ebook, a YA novel titled Into the Shadows, and sent it …
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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 2
Posted On September 9, 2010 Techli team 3

If you've been following me here on Flyover Geeks, you may have seen the initial Adventures in ePublishing article. I've …
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Adventures in Epublishing: Step 1
Posted On August 23, 2010 Techli team 2

Adventures in Epublishing: Step 1 is the first in a series of articles on epublishing.  I religiously follow J.A. Konrath's …
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Epublishing: Diving in Headfirst
Posted On August 12, 2010 Techli team 4

The book is dead. Long live the book! No matter what side of the traditional book vs. epublishing debate you’re …