This marks the last post in our author feature series for the upcoming Absurd Apocalypse anthology. Last, and mostly least, is CCP co-founder Charles Kelley. Kelley has two stories featured in the anthology, focusing on two very different apocalyptic situations.
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An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Jonathan Degler
Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we announced another familiar face in the CCP world, Katheryn Schwarz. This week is our last first-time CCP contributor, although we were fortunate enough to help him edit his amazing fantasy tale, …
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An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Katheryn Schwarz
Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we announced a familiar face in the CCP world, Patrick J. O’Brian. This week we get another familiar face. Katheryn submitted a companion story to her Dragon’s Ascent series for our first …
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An Absurd Apocalypse Cover Reveal
We are very excited to share the full cover for the upcoming second anthology from Circle City Publishing. (We’re even more excited to share the stories!) First, a look at the cover: The end of the world has become a romanticized topic thanks to the numerous books, television shows, and movies on the subject. But …
An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Patrick J. O’Brian
Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we introduced a first-time CCP contributor, Serena Mossgraves. Today, we have the pleasure of announcing another familiar face to CCP readers. O’Brian also submitted a story to our Fun Size anthology, and …
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An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Serena Mossgraves
Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we revisited a returning CCP contributor, Benjamin Oneal. This week, we get to welcome another new CCP contributor, Serena Mossgraves. While Serena is certainly no stranger to publishing, her flash fiction in …
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An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Benjamin Oneal
Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we introduced a new author, Bryanna Wearley. This week, we get to share a little about a returning contributor and his story for An Absurd Apocalypse. Benjamin Oneal’s submission, “A Case for …
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An Absurd Apocalypse Author Feature: Bryanna Wearley
CCP’s upcoming anthology will feature a wide-range of authors with an even wider range of experience levels. For the next seven weeks, we will spotlight each of the contributors and give a glimpse of their submission to this incredible, quirky collection. We’ll kick it off with a first-time writer, Bryanna Wearly. Bryanna is an up-and-comer, …
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Ratings: the Lifeblood of the Indie Publishing Community
For an author who is trying to become established, word of mouth is incredibly important. Hence the reason why we wrote a whole series of articles about supporting your favorite up-and-coming authors. We won’t rehash all of that again, but we strongly encourage you to go back and review those posts. Essentially, without the promotional …
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Literary Lingo for Beginners
Let’s be honest, getting acclimated to the writing and publishing world can be intimidating. There’s already such an enormous established community, who wants to look like an uninformed noob by asking dumb questions? The good news is that there are a ton of great writing communities out there who are very welcoming and supportive for …
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