There are a thousand ways to get cover art for your book. Here is just one: Fiverr.com I considered 99designs and Behance, but you can't beat the prices at Fiverr. Graphic design jobs starting at just $5! You'll probably get what you pay for so I don't necessarily recommend hiring a $5 job. I set my sights between $15 and $50 and scoped out a huge array of designers. Check out designers' portfolios and make sure you read their reviews. In addition to perusing designers' ads, you can post your gig like a Wanted Ad and request for sellers to approach you. I hired a designer and waited with bated breath, only for the deadline to come and go with not a single word from them. I messaged them thrice and still no answer. Luckily, you can cancel the order at any time and get a refund (in Fiverr store credit). But I got a special 20% off coupon from the site for the designer's no-show. The second designer I hired for $35 for an ebook + print cover packa...
Writing contests are a fun way to stretch your skills and maybe win some clout. It's great to add to your bio in a query letter and some of the prizes aren't too shabby either. Many writing contests cost a small fee to enter, which can be a deterrent to a lot of starving artists. But the small fee can return great benefits and the extra incentive to not waste your money ensures you work your ass off on your entry. But you'll be pleased to hear, as I was, that the first short-story contest in the list is FREE to enter! Support Indie Authors FREE to enter. Enter multiple times, if you like. 3,000-word limit, has a Halloween theme and a couple of requirements. WriteMichigan Sorry, this one's only for us Michiganders. $10 entry fee, 3,000-word limit. Indies Unlimited Flash Fiction Challenge Every week, IU hosts a 250-word flash fiction challenge. FREE to enter. Writer's Digest Short-story & poetry contest with lots of categories to enter under. $30 f...
I've been talking about it for 2 years and finally got my act together and published it! Enter to win an e-copy by signing up for my newsletter. You'll probably get approximately one email a year with information on new releases and giveaways. Nothing too intrusive. - "To protect her sister, Abby Fraser became an outlaw. Handcuffed and lost in the desert, she’s rescued by Dalton Laine, a gun-slinging rancher. He claims to have rescued her out of the goodness of his heart, but Abby soon realizes she’s not the only one keeping dangerous secrets. Dalton spent the last five years dedicated to revenge. Throwing in with a pretty spitfire wasn't part of the plan. Neither was the hope she makes him feel. Now Dalton begins to wonder if there may be a future for him after all. He provides her a convenient alibi, pretending to be her husband and hiring her on at his ranch until it's safe for her to move on. That's all it was supposed to be. But the worst se...
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