Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
Hello folks,
During my last ENworld chat I mentioned that I'd like to publish some of the Story Hours here. I've been giving it more serious thought in the time since.
I thought I would open it up for discussion among the authors and readers here, to get an idea of interest here first.
Let me get it out of the way first that it's not my intent for Bad Axe to make money from this, though I am willing to organize and provide some financial support where needed, provided I can recoup my costs!
Authors
Would you be interested in seeing your Story Hour in print? Would you only be interested if you felt you could make a decent profit for each book (though sales numbers are expected to be low)? Would you do it for the love? Would you not do it under any circumstances?
Readers
Would you be interested in a print version of your favorite Story Hours? Would you be willing to pay more than the retail price of a standard paperback to have it; or do you consider the work to be less than market value-- or even free!-- because these are not "professional" authors and, hey, you can read it here for free?
Those are my basic questions, reflected in the Multiple Choice poll above. I encourage discussion here in the thread!
Wulf
During my last ENworld chat I mentioned that I'd like to publish some of the Story Hours here. I've been giving it more serious thought in the time since.
I thought I would open it up for discussion among the authors and readers here, to get an idea of interest here first.
Let me get it out of the way first that it's not my intent for Bad Axe to make money from this, though I am willing to organize and provide some financial support where needed, provided I can recoup my costs!
Authors
Would you be interested in seeing your Story Hour in print? Would you only be interested if you felt you could make a decent profit for each book (though sales numbers are expected to be low)? Would you do it for the love? Would you not do it under any circumstances?
Readers
Would you be interested in a print version of your favorite Story Hours? Would you be willing to pay more than the retail price of a standard paperback to have it; or do you consider the work to be less than market value-- or even free!-- because these are not "professional" authors and, hey, you can read it here for free?
Those are my basic questions, reflected in the Multiple Choice poll above. I encourage discussion here in the thread!
Wulf