10-27-2013, 04:03 PM
I do think this approach could work, and very well too.
Yes, there are plenty of details to work out, just as there would be in publishing any book. The aim here is to raise enough money to make publication possible. Profits will come form the sale of books to those beyond the initial investors.
If I might suggest -- consider using IndieGoGo. The mechanics are very similar to KickStarter with one important difference: With KickStarter if you fail to reach your Funding Goal you get nothing. However, with IndieGoGo you do receive the funds you have raised even if you fail to reach the stated goal. This would allow the project to get started while continuing to search for additional / completion funding.
Just a thought.
http://alchemistintraining.com/indiegogo...er-winner/
:wink:
Narukami
Yes, there are plenty of details to work out, just as there would be in publishing any book. The aim here is to raise enough money to make publication possible. Profits will come form the sale of books to those beyond the initial investors.
If I might suggest -- consider using IndieGoGo. The mechanics are very similar to KickStarter with one important difference: With KickStarter if you fail to reach your Funding Goal you get nothing. However, with IndieGoGo you do receive the funds you have raised even if you fail to reach the stated goal. This would allow the project to get started while continuing to search for additional / completion funding.
Just a thought.
http://alchemistintraining.com/indiegogo...er-winner/
:wink:
Narukami
David Reinke
Burbank CA
Burbank CA
