Category Archives: indie publishing

Taboo Topics

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Michelle O'Neil

*(image from Women on Writing). I’ve had the honor of being featured at Women on Writing today. I have not been writing about Daughter of the Drunk at the Bar much, because I’d been grappling with a lot of emotions around … Continue reading →

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IT’S READ AN EBOOK WEEK!

Posted on March 4, 2012 by Michelle O'Neil

Do you read books in ebook form yet? I have to admit, I didn’t until I was putting my own book up on Smashwords. I was a book-in-hand kind of girl. I didn’t want to change. But I had to … Continue reading →

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Reading at Mac’s Backs

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Michelle O'Neil

This Saturday at Mac’s Backs, I have my first reading ever. I’m trying not to over-think it. I’m trying not to under-think it. I want to be prepared. I sort of feel like I’ve gotten on a roller coaster ride and … Continue reading →

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I’m nothing if not insecure

Posted on January 3, 2012 by Michelle O'Neil

Thank you to writer Lisa Romeo, for allowing me to work out my existential angst over at her blog today. She asked me to guest post re: self-pub, and surprisingly even to me, this is what bubbled up.  

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Bumper Stickers/Indie Publishing/Daughter of the Drunk at the Bar

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Michelle O'Neil

One of the most challenging parts of publishing your book independently is self-promotion. You have to walk the fine line between getting it out there, and not tooting your own horn too much. Using social media to your advantage, but … Continue reading →

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