Some of you have heard (or already know) that one of my publishers, Booktrope, will be going out of business as of May 31st. Everyone was notified via email--I got mine while on a field trip with one of my daughters. Talk about struggling to keep a poker face.
This is the public statement via Geekwire.
What does this mean for me? Business, as usual. I have no intention of letting this setback destroy me. I'm an author. Simple as.
I will re-release Struck and The Island in June and expect my new release Poppy to be released on-schedule. The buy links will change, the ISBNs will change, but the books will remain the same. I am blessed to have editors, proofreaders and cover artists who will work with me during this stressful transition. I poured my heart and soul in Poppy and hope you will buy and enjoy it.
I know everyone in the Booktrope community will find their way. Creative people are remarkably resilient and bounce back. Keep your dream alive, folks. :)
Have a great Thursday.
Have a great Thursday.
3 comments:
Clarissa, I'm only going to say this: I've been there. I've been exactly where you are, although with only one book involved not three.
I know I appreciated the support I got from fellow authors at the time, so I'm paying it forward *hugs*.
Thanks, Jennifer :) This is the second time I've been through this. Things will work out.
If you're ever interested, I would be happy to recommend you to Radish Fiction. It's a reader app that pays its writers and you retain all your rights. Let me know. :)
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