December Crowdfunding Projects
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crowdfundingWhat are your crowdfunding projects for December? Do any of them connect with secular or religious holidays?
This community has a major project coming up in January, so now's the time to start planning for the 2014 Rose & Bay Awards. You can see last year's landing page for information about the award.
This community has a major project coming up in January, so now's the time to start planning for the 2014 Rose & Bay Awards. You can see last year's landing page for information about the award.
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Date: 2013-12-01 08:13 pm (UTC)My next Poetry Fishbowl will be on Tuesday, December 3 with a theme of "angels and deities." Please drop by my blog to give me prompts or just watch the fun.
The year-end sale will run from December 16-22 with everything half priced, featuring fishbowl poetry from November 2012-November 2013.
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Date: 2013-12-01 08:49 pm (UTC)I plan, very soon now, to release an ebook of all the poetry and flash fiction (with a couple exceptions) that I have written from Nov 2012 to Nov 2013. I need to talk with a couple people first (the saga of Smashwords 'we do not want you to share this ebook' licensing vs Creative Commons 'yes you can share this ebook' licensing: it goes on). If it ends up being released through my personal website, as I suspect it will (because I suspect Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts will advise me to either drop the Creative Commons licensing or not publish through Smashwords), I will be suggesting but not requiring that people who download the ebook Paypal me three dollars for it. Paperback copies will also be available through Amazon CreateSpace or directly from me; get it from me and it comes signed.
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Good Luck!
Date: 2013-12-01 09:00 pm (UTC)Yes, copyright is a mess. I'm pleased to see more and more people switching to Creative Commons or other alternative rights systems.