Dear all,
Just a quick note to say I have finally created our author
websites. I have owned the domains for nearly four years now but have only
focused on the company website and social media pages. Because I have plans for
offering a self publishing package soon (I’ll blog later about that) I felt
that I couldn’t delay any longer as it is part of the package and we all know
that it is an important part of establishing a closer, more personal
relationship with readers. I have been collecting ideas on what makes a good
site for a long time now and I guess part of the reason why I haven’t gone live
with them up to now is that I wanted them to be full of content immediately. I
wanted to be fully prepared with all the ideas I’ve had so that I could upload
them all at once. Basically, that isn’t going to happen! There is too much to
do and I am busy with so many different projects so it’s going to take ages! I’ll
have to make sure I work on them as much as I can while juggling the other bits
and pieces.
For reference our sites are:
If you have any ideas on what makes a great author website
then please feel free to share and once my sites are more developed I would
also welcome your feedback. Let me know what you think, what I have missed,
what isn’t working and anything you can think of! Come back and visit them
every now and again and see how they are progressing… (I've also tidied up this blog. I much prefer the cleaner, less cluttered look.)
As I mentioned before I’m entering some competitions this
year so if any of you are interested in entering too here are some with March
deadlines:
- http://hungermtn.org/contests/howard-frank-mosher-short-fiction-prize/
- http://writersweek.ie/competitions/ (3 different comps)
- http://coloradoreview.colostate.edu/nelligan-prize/
- http://www.chiplitfest.com/short-story-competition
- http://www.flash500.com/index_files/flashfiction.htm
- http://www.ruberybookaward.com
I’ll post my entries (once the competitions are over) here
on this blog.
Thank you for your time,
Have a great weekend,
R.G Rankine