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Old 09-19-2010, 11:37 AM   #46
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Konrath was an author with a back catalogue, an agent, a publisher and a career of many years behind him before he decided to self publish.
It seems to me that the 'back catalogue' is the key element to success at this. One book entries aren't going to have a lot of success. The people who can produce a number of reliable books that are the same as the last book, but different, will succeed. It works for movies, TV, books, and a lot of other products.
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Old 09-21-2010, 02:48 AM   #47
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So, in summary of my long winded answer, yes, but only if you're looking at selling through conventional channels, I'm not sure many of us on here are doing that.

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That's what I also think, that yes a lit agent would make a difference, but then you would not be indie authors, doing it by ourselves.
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That's what I also think, that yes a lit agent would make a difference, but then you would not be indie authors, doing it by ourselves.
Exactly!
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