One of the reasons I'm delaying the start until April is so I can cost things up for the pitch. I'll consider if to do a halfway house kind of thing, but more likely I'll do more of the layout work myself if I have to. I'm quite capable of it I'd just rather delegate it because it's tedious and time-consuming and I only have a few spare hours in the day.
Currently the manuscript is pretty much finished (I need to sort out two or three scenes at the end). By the time I launch the campaign it will be ready to go.
Haventon Born does have a blurb (it's on the landing page) and it also has a couple of reviews at the WFG ( http://webfictionguide.com/listings/the-haventon-chronicles/ ) which - to me anyway - show why I want to get it professionally edited. At least reasonable story which needs polishing and a tension tune up is what I get from them. I know I've taken it as far as I can on my own, so I need professional help to make it fulfil the potential readers see in it.
Writing a short story for a sponsor? It's possible I could do that. I probably need to get better at writing to prompts though.
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Date: 2012-02-09 09:53 pm (UTC)One of the reasons I'm delaying the start until April is so I can cost things up for the pitch. I'll consider if to do a halfway house kind of thing, but more likely I'll do more of the layout work myself if I have to. I'm quite capable of it I'd just rather delegate it because it's tedious and time-consuming and I only have a few spare hours in the day.
Currently the manuscript is pretty much finished (I need to sort out two or three scenes at the end). By the time I launch the campaign it will be ready to go.
Haventon Born does have a blurb (it's on the landing page) and it also has a couple of reviews at the WFG ( http://webfictionguide.com/listings/the-haventon-chronicles/ ) which - to me anyway - show why I want to get it professionally edited. At least reasonable story which needs polishing and a tension tune up is what I get from them. I know I've taken it as far as I can on my own, so I need professional help to make it fulfil the potential readers see in it.
Writing a short story for a sponsor? It's possible I could do that. I probably need to get better at writing to prompts though.