by Traci Tyne Hilton @TraciTyneHilton
Almost ten years ago a woman
got very famous very fast with her indie publishing. The name Amanda Hocking
was on the lips of every indie in the country. Readers loved her and she made a
million dollars on the ten books that had previously been gathering dust in her
drawer.
Of course I’d trade my experience for hers. I’d be a fool not to. But as I started my own journey I watched her and was determined to do it a little differently. I didn’t want my name to be famous. I wanted my characters to be famous. I wanted people to be talking about Mitzy Neuhaus, not Traci Tyne Hilton.
Of course I’d trade my experience for hers. I’d be a fool not to. But as I started my own journey I watched her and was determined to do it a little differently. I didn’t want my name to be famous. I wanted my characters to be famous. I wanted people to be talking about Mitzy Neuhaus, not Traci Tyne Hilton.
