Getting published

[Karl Vadaszffy]

Hi all,

 

I hope everyone is well. I am pleased that a fellow reader introduced me to this site. It seems like a great place. I am going to spend as much time on here as I can over the summer and beyond.

 

I was fortunate to get my debut novel published in November. It was a four-year slog of hard work and perseverence. I think what it shows is it can be done! So I've decided to write here to let you know about the blog I am starting on my Crimespace page - please check it out. In it I will talk about the process of getting my debut, Full of Sin, published. I'd love for it to become a place where discussions are started and ideas commented on - please participate. Each week I'll talk about an aspect of the journey (from idea to publication).

 

If you take a look at the blog, I've introduced the book and the reception it has had. Please join and help me along on the journey post-publication. And of course we can talk about that all-important step: writing book number two!

 

I look forward to communicating with you all.

Best wishes,

Karl Vadaszffy

[Stacy]

Welcome, Karl! Believe me, after publication is just as hard if not harder than before you were published is gonna be. You'll be dealing with a different kind of hard though, but it's worth it.

Best Wishes!

http://www.stacy-deanne.net

[John Baird]

Welcome, Karl.

Congratulations on writing a novel and getting it published. Now for the most challenging leg of the writers triathlon, generating sales.

[Benoit AKoa]

At some level you must feel fulfilled. Now go back to work and produce the next one.
It is definitely a battle and you must feel good. Congrats and Good luck .