Is Social Media Really “Free” Book Marketing?
29/05/2025
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Part two in an ongoing series thinking through the relationship between social media, marketing, and being an active writer. You can read
Tonight there was nerdery instead of writing. The crew came over for our bi-weekly Pathfinder/D&D session (it depends on how willing you are to acknowledge the shift) and we accidentally triggered what I hope was one of the nastier fights on our dungeon level. Relocating the session to my place is a relatively recent development, which is both awesome (since I no longer have to travel) and slightly problematic (since I don’t have table and that slows us down a little).
‘Course, now I’m wired on coffee, sugar, and elevated levels of geekery-related adrenaline (crits! holy smite! level-up!). I expect Fritz the laptop will be joining me for some pre-sleep wordcount, even if it’s not a huge number.
Tonight also saw me sign up for my regular fruit and vegetable delivery, which means sometime over the weekend someone will deliver a small box of tasty, tasty food to my doorstep.
All in all, I’m going to call this a good day.
Part two in an ongoing series thinking through the relationship between social media, marketing, and being an active writer. You can read
It’s the eighteenth of March here in Australia, which means I’ve just turned another year older. We’re still fixing things up after
I’m writing this from an apartment packed down for impending cyclone/hurricane due to hit Brisbane some time in the next 24 hours.
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I'm not sure that entering a room, being told to leave, and responding with a fireball is really "accidentally" triggering anything. 😛