I’ve had an idea bubbling for a story for Nalini and Tucker, who were introduced in The Reunited.
However, Berkley, the publisher for these stories, has no interest in buying any more paranormals from me. So…my dilemma.
I’m open to trying to self-publish, but self-publishing comes with a lot of upfront costs and before I even consider it, I need to weight interest.
So, if you’re a reader of the FBI Psychics…I’d like to hear from you. Here. Email. Tweet me. FB me. I don’t care. Just drop me a line and let me know.
Also, I’m looking at crowdsourcing the upfront costs, offering the book and other benefits to help cover those upfront cost.
I know some people hate it when authors crowdsource. Others don’t care. One reason I’m considering it with this book is because they did start out in print, available in bookstores, etc and my distributor has a new program where I can get my self-pubbed books into bookstores, but again..upfront costs and sadly, as much as I long to see it happen, I’ve yet to cross over into the lifestyle of the rich and authorly famous. Infamous, maybe, but the rich…eh. Should I decide to move forward with crowdsourcing, there will be a book, I guarantee that. Having funds up front would simply allow for the best editorial, the best distribution, covers, etc.
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