Jock Brandis, the star of our first book, has a new website! Here it is:
www.JockBrandis.org
Hope you enjoy!
A haphazard romp through the begining and growth of an indie press. Or: How to and why not!
Jock Brandis, the star of our first book, has a new website! Here it is:
So I have moved most of my discussion of my publishing venture to my new blog for Bunny Love Press. But incase anyone was still looking at this - I have included the latest entry from there. This should catch you up and please check out bunny love press. Thank you so much!
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Wanted: One Literary Movement
Must Be: New, unsigned, ground breaking and preferably bound for immortal glory.
Compensation includes publishing deal, spin off books, possible merchandising, and potential to become a cheap literary allusion for young writers to lean on (either your titles or your names).
Movements that have their own names will command a higher compensation package than those yet to be named. Please nothing too self-descriptive, an effective name for a literary movement should only make sense to an English Ph.D. candidate, and of course no member of the movement would ever advertise themselves as such, though they would happily capitalize on it.
So I have been thinking about successful independent presses. The most successful that leaps to mind, is of course, City Lights Books. Somehow they made it in the one area of literature that no one makes money – poetry! So if one were to follow the City Lights Model (CLM) as we will now call it, one would need to:
That sounds pretty simple, right? So I guess the first thing I need to do is advertise for a literary movement, once I have that the rest should fall into place.
About 4 years ago I started kicking around the idea of starting a publishing company. I wrote the business plan and, and, and, got side tracked. To be quite honest, I am not sure how it happened…. But over Thanksgiving weekend it hit me that I had the wonderful obsolete business plan and I .. I .. I What? I should do something with me life… which of course turned into a whole host of existential questions. But came back to a publishing company. Not a bad Idea, now that I am employed again, I have a hope of paying off enough debt to put out a book, right? Right.