How'd it get so late?

[wyld_dandelyon]

I meant to post something substantial, but fell asleep on the couch.  Now my eyes are open, but I'm yawning and I have work tomorrow.  I guess I should go sleep behind my face-hugger and get some real rest.

Now I guess I should just point you over here: My brand-new under-construction Amazon Page!  Or at least, it's a page of books (and a magazine) that I have stories in, conveniently collected so people I've never met can, theoretically at least, buy right now.  Even in my current half-asleep state, that's exciting.

So, what else should I add to my presence on Amazon--besides more publications?  (I'm working on that, a little at a time.)  I know I should put in some kind of bio, at the very least. 

Oh, well, off to bed.  Sleep well, everyone.  Hopefully I'll see you tomorrow.

Comments

[wyrmwwd.livejournal.com]

I bio is nice, maybe a wish list of your own. It makes you more "accessible" to your fans. I Liked your page on FB, and I shared it. And I told everyone that I am putting them all on my "to buy" list. Encourage your friends to share your page whenever possible.

Also, I know authors who have pages on both Goodreads and LibraryThing. I know people who use both.

[ankewehner.livejournal.com]

There seems to be an option to link a blog (including an LJ) to it, looking at the author page of MCA Hogarth. Not sure if you want to do that, but I thought I'd mention.

I second the idea of signing up at Goodreads (I'm not currently active at all at Librarything).

Adding a wishlist to your author profile sounds way tacky to me, though.

[red-trillium.livejournal.com]

That's cool! I hope it brings some more business your way. I don't know enough about Amazon other than to do the odd search for something. I only use it for rare stuff because the shipping is really pricey for how long it takes. But I like the option of shopping for your stuff there!

Happy New Year to you :)