Kickstarter Challenge: We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Cupcakes
Keeping it real: this strategy to focus attention on the campaign uses social media in the old fashioned sense, a direct connection between friends
Keeping it real: this strategy to focus attention on the campaign uses social media in the old fashioned sense, a direct connection between friends
One of the most unlikely people to turn up in a Kickstarter video — or a deli — Lydia Davis has nevertheless been in both with me.
I was not very sophisticated about food when I started editing the Gault Millau guides at Prentice Hall Press, but was very open to learning after my 6th grade veal parmigiana epiphany.
The first week’s Kickstarter successes, a doggie-version of the video, and a Memorial Day Weekend special!
And so the Kickstarter campaign begins! I think you’ll get a kick out of the video and hope you’ll support the book.
Never had experience with a crowdfunded project before? Here are some basics about what it means to support my book on Kickstarter.
Getting close to launching my Kickstarter campaign — next week! — I explain some of the behind-the-scenes rationales and decisions.
Creating my book cover image involved an extensive collaborative process. In the end, Venus looked less angry and less like she had a penis.
Replacing the items stolen during my robbery gave me no pleasure — until a new TV came into the picture.
Getting Naked for Money? Misguided? I couldn’t decide on a title for my book until a friend helped me justify the racier pick.
How a Ph.D. in literature came to write Arizona for Dummies, disrobe on a travel assignment to a nudist resort—and have a blast along the way.
No one deserves to be robbed: Not single people, not forgetful people, not slobs. I temporarily forgot that after my home invasion.