I am writing a book intending to self-publish it. Everything I've read and been told tells me that I need to allow at least a 15% preview so that people can be interested enough to purchase the book. Really? Seriously? A preview for a 99 cent book? Anyway, that ridiculousness aside, the book I'm writing starts out with character profiles for the three main characters ... not much in the way of story line until the 4th chapter.
I've been struggling with whether or not I should rewrite the first chapter to have more "grab" power or write a prologue to include before the first chapter and hope that gives enough "grabbiness" to get readers interested.
I propose that question to you, my faithful readers: To prologue or not to prologue?
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Chasing History
Chasing History is about 3 kids from different times that are gathered by a future wizard to fix history. In the wizard's time history is all messed up by the bad guys and things that are vital to the future have been taken from the past. Someone has to go fix it. The wizard found 3 unique kids that when their powers are combined can fix history. Look for it soon!
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