And we knew you when, P-C.
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Great job, P-C!
(applause) Go P-C!
Arg, Gud. I'm really sorry to hear this, as I liked Cog very much. Is it something you might explore for self-publishing?
I've thought about it. The whole cover thing has me a bit stalled on the idea, and I'd want to double and triple check for mistakes. I'd expect to make nothing on it, so I'd want to keep spending in the same range.
Soooo, anyone have any good resources about appearance fees? A convention has contacted me about bringing me out as a guest, and the guest relations person wants to know my requirements for accommodations and appearance fees.
Needless to say, I had never EVER considered the idea of appearance fees before this.
As a starting point, my college roommate who has been in publishing for ages, wrote up some basic guidelines on this some time ago: [link]
(FYI: You and her husband worked for the same company.)
Being paid to appear is basically being paid to be yourself, and what could be better than that?
Thank you, megan!
(FYI: You and her husband worked for the same company.)
The software giant in Redmond? Or the data storage place in downtown Seattle?
The software giant. He's a lawyer.
Looking at the link, I would add that you are a celebrity in certain circles in your own right. So you might adjust upward a little for that. Whether there is something about this venue, such as hardships they are undergoing that makes you want to offer a discount is another matter; but if you do decide to discount, please at least start from a number that takes your being you into consideration in deciding what to discount from. And I know you tend to undervalue yourself; but your being more famous than your average author is something that has commercial value to the venue. Your name will attract more people than your average single book author. If you start to undervalue yourself, maybe the Adorable One could Loom.