Popular Romantasy Book Series By New York Times Best-Selling Author Getting TV Adaption From Outlander Studio - ScreenRant

My work is finished for today.

As Panzer was traveling around the Catosphere the Panzermobile was suddenly shaken by clapping and cheering outside. Following all the ruckus took him to the ScreenRant site. There he discovered a post about a romantasy novel series was causing all the noise.

 

According to the post by Matthew Biggin, the novels in the Blood and Ash series will be developed into a TV series.

 

Panzer says, "I wonder when it will be on TV."

 

Note: Because of the illustrations, this is a long post. You'll need to decide what to bring to snack on while you read.

 

To read the post tootle over to Blood and Ash

Free Turning Readers Into Writers Podcast: How to Write A Series With Emily Thompson - Podcast

You never know what I'll find.

Panzsr found this episode at the Turning Readers Into Writers Podcast for writers who want to write a series, but need a little help.

 

The episode How to Write A Series is an interview with author Emily Thompson by Emma Dhesi. In the interview Emily Thompson explains the 13 steps a writer needs to follow to write a series. The steps are listed below the interview. The episode is 40 minutes long. You don't need to leave the page to listen. Just click the start button next to the thumbnail.

 

 As usual the episode is free for your listening.

 

 Enjoy!

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to Write a Series

How to Manage a Book Series on Amazon - Indies Unlimited

Today, Panzer was sweeping under the pilot's seat in the Panzermobile when he discovered a wadded up post. Flattening it out, our fastidious kitty found it was a post from the Indies Unlimited site about Amazon.

 

This is important.

The post by Melissa Bowersock includes instructions and illustration for how to manage your book series on Amazon..

 

Panzer says, "Even though this is a post from April, the information is still useful."

 

Note: This is a long-medium length post. Bring a large glass of lemonade for your reading selection today.

 

To read the post tootle over to Amazon book series

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Google Play Books v 3.9 Tells You When There's a New Addition to the Series You're Reading - The Digital Reader

Panzer made a quick trip into the Catosphere today. While there our speedy kitty made a stop at The Digital Reader site. At the site he found a post about a Google app.

According to the post by Nate Hoffelder, The Google Android app alerts users to new ebooks in series they're reading. If you're interested in more about Google Play Books, there are links at the bottom of the post to two other posts about the app.

You learn something new every day.

Panzer says, "Hmmm ... I knew Google had an ebook store, but I didn't know they had an app for your phone."

Note: This is a very short post. (In fact, the title is basically all that's in the post.) Bring half a cup of tea for today's reading selection.

To read the post, tootle over to Google

Aaron Patterson's Blog: The Art of Branding and Rebranding: Guest post by ...

Panzer and I stopped in at Aaron Patterson's blog The Worst Book Ever.

He has Cory Clubb as a guest this time. Clubb is posting about branding yourself. This is an information dense post. Panzer's favorite part is about using the covers of your ebook series as part of your brand. Clubb advocates using similar covers for each of the books in your series. In this way your readers will recognize your books by sight. Panzer says, "That makes total sense."

To see what other trick's Cory Clubb has for you, tootle on over to  Aaron Patterson's Blog: The Art of Branding and Rebranding: Guest post by ...: The Art of Branding and Rebranding. Finding Your Brand. Books last a very long time, now maybe forever with the i...

Faeries, Dragons, and Spaceships: Serious about series- how to keep things real

I admit it. I love writer Marie Andreas' blog. Who wouldn't with a name like Faeries, DRAGONS, and Spaceships? So, I convinced my bad boy to stop the Panzermobile there.

And ... I found an informative post about why readers love series.

Panzer and I love series, too!

You know, we've got Panzer's series and he loves telling all of you about his adventures with Lori.

And we've got the Detective Matt Stockley series. Just try to keep Matt quiet when he solves a murder.

So ... how could we not love series?

Tootle over to 
Faeries, Dragons, and Spaceships: Serious about series- how to keep things real: and see if you like reading series for the same reasons we like writing them.