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GETTING PAID TO WRITE FAN FICTION
Mar. 14th, 2012 11:11 amWriting
Just a quick reminder. "The Jade and Honey Harlot" releases this Friday, and I'll have an accompanying guest spot over on the Musa Blog talking about my inspirations for the Tales of Sand and Sorcery series. Don't miss out! (And, again, pre-orders are always very welcome. Heh.)
In other writing news, I joined Sisters in Crime this week, as part of my shifting over/gearing up to my paranormal profiler series. Finally, people who like writing about serial killers as much as I do! Heh.
And lastly, every tie-in writer in the universe has been accused at one time or another of getting paid to write fan fiction. Just to clear it up once and for all, THIS is what getting paid to write fan fiction looks like. Your first clue as to the difference? "Seven figure economic rewards." Heh.
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Rest in peace, David R. Rockwell.
Just a quick reminder. "The Jade and Honey Harlot" releases this Friday, and I'll have an accompanying guest spot over on the Musa Blog talking about my inspirations for the Tales of Sand and Sorcery series. Don't miss out! (And, again, pre-orders are always very welcome. Heh.)
In other writing news, I joined Sisters in Crime this week, as part of my shifting over/gearing up to my paranormal profiler series. Finally, people who like writing about serial killers as much as I do! Heh.
And lastly, every tie-in writer in the universe has been accused at one time or another of getting paid to write fan fiction. Just to clear it up once and for all, THIS is what getting paid to write fan fiction looks like. Your first clue as to the difference? "Seven figure economic rewards." Heh.
Everything Else
Rest in peace, David R. Rockwell.
