New to the whole concept of cyberfunded creativity.

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

Oh hello, I just joined the community. A bit about me:

I am Jolantru or Saber (or Joyce) and I respond to all either way. From Singapore, an ex-teacher, writer, gardener, Christo-Pagan. My projects are mostly speculative fiction and a bit of pagan writing.

I have to confess that I am totally new to the whole concept of cyberfunded creativity, probably because of my inherent anxiety about self-promotion. I don't really like self-promotion: it makes me feel totally fake and come across as such. (Hehe, then why am I here?). Anyway, I still need to work out on my own issues regarding cyberfunded creativity.

Okay. My projects (or completed works) are:

1. My Scribd Page: where I put in current fiction.
2. Forest Walk: my Lulu storefront with my existing stories/anthologies.
3. Envisioning: A Collection of Speculative Fiction: my speculative fiction e-book with a special arrangement with Bards and Sages Publishing.

I am still working out the kinks here, so apologies if I sometimes come across as ambivalent regarding cyberfunded creativity.

Comments

Welcome!

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

We're delighted to have you here.

It's okay if you are ambivalent about self-promotion and cyberfunded creativity. Some other folks are too. Of course, some of us are shameless me-merchants! My best suggestion is to watch what other people do and see what appeals to you.

Would you like me to add your Scribd page to the Links list here?

Re: Welcome!

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

Thank you. :)

Yes, please do. :)

And yes, I am still ambivalent about the whole thing, though I just posted something about my novella (it's friends-locked, at the moment). Hehe.

Re: Welcome!

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

I have added your Scribd page to the community's Links list.

Thank you. :)

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

:)