100 and Beyond
Thanks to the signing on Saturday, I've broken the 100 copies sold mark for The Magic of Eyri. For a self-published, little advertised novel this is a decent bench mark. Granted, I won't really get noticed until I hit something like 1,000 but it is a start. I'm at 107 copies sold at the moment and i couldn't be happier. Things are going pretty great so far this Spring: I was mentioned in the Lansing State Journal last week, Friday I was interviewed on the radio, Saturday I had a great signing and I'll be a guest panelist at Penguicon next month.
Because I hit the 100 mark, this means I get to adopt another animal at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo as part of my Eyri Cares program. For those that don't know, every time I reach a certain sales goal I adopt an animal at the Zoo. You can learn more about it at magicofeyri.com/cares. So far I have already adopted three animals. According to my chart, next up is the Golden Lion Tamarin.
In writing news, the deadline for the CatsCurious Press fairy tale submission I'm working is quickly approaching and I'm not done yet. But, I work better under pressure and I'm almost finished. I have till the 31st, it'll happen--I haven't missed a deadline yet. I can't really blame my nasty cold last week that much, the real culprit is my total lack of time management skills "Sure, I'll watch three episodes of Battlestar Galactica in row, why not?"
I'm going to have to change the way I run things around here and get better at setting time aside to work on stuff. But I am the type of person who once I get in the zone, I cannot be stopped.
Because I hit the 100 mark, this means I get to adopt another animal at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo as part of my Eyri Cares program. For those that don't know, every time I reach a certain sales goal I adopt an animal at the Zoo. You can learn more about it at magicofeyri.com/cares. So far I have already adopted three animals. According to my chart, next up is the Golden Lion Tamarin.
In writing news, the deadline for the CatsCurious Press fairy tale submission I'm working is quickly approaching and I'm not done yet. But, I work better under pressure and I'm almost finished. I have till the 31st, it'll happen--I haven't missed a deadline yet. I can't really blame my nasty cold last week that much, the real culprit is my total lack of time management skills "Sure, I'll watch three episodes of Battlestar Galactica in row, why not?"
I'm going to have to change the way I run things around here and get better at setting time aside to work on stuff. But I am the type of person who once I get in the zone, I cannot be stopped.




