by Colby R Rice | Jul 15, 2014 | Afro Futurism, Apocalyptic, Children's, Dieselpunk, Dystopian, Epic Fantasy / High Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Fantasy Thriller, Historical Fantasy, Horror, Independent (Indie) Publishing, Marketing & Selling, Middle Grade / MG, My Fiction, New Adult, Novels, Paranormal, Paranormal Romance, Post-apocalyptic, Sci-fi Thriller / Science Fiction Thriller, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, Space Opera, Steampunk, Technothriller, Thriller, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult / YA, Zombie
DIGITAL BOOK DAY has been EXTENDED for another 24 hours!! Apparently, this promotion is so hott and so internet-destroying that we had to extend it just so that you all had more time to get all the books you wanted! So yeah, again, we 407 bestselling indie...
by Colby R Rice | Jul 14, 2014 | Afro Futurism, Apocalyptic, Children's, Dieselpunk, Dystopian, Epic Fantasy / High Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Fantasy Thriller, Historical Fantasy, Independent (Indie) Publishing, Marketing & Selling, Middle Grade / MG, My Fiction, New Adult, Novels, Paranormal, Paranormal Romance, Post-apocalyptic, Sci-fi Thriller / Science Fiction Thriller, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, Space Opera, Steampunk, Technothriller, Thriller, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult / YA, Zombie
If you missed the announcement in the side bar… TODAY is DIGITAL BOOK DAY! CHYEAH!! For the next 24 hours ONLY! Basically, 407 bestselling indie authors in the genres of Sci-fi & Fantasy, Thriller, Mystery, Romance, YA, General / Historical Fiction,...
by Colby R Rice | Jan 31, 2014 | Book Production & Publishing, Filmmaking, Films & Filmmaking, Independent (Indie) Publishing, Marketing & Selling, My Fiction, Networking & Schmoozing, Novels, Plays & Playwriting, Politics in Hollywood, Politics in Science Fiction & Fantasy, Pre-Launch & Author Preparation, Producing, Reviews, Screenplays & Screenwriting, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, Travel Writing, TV Pilots, TV Specs, & TV Writing, Writing & Editing, Writing Inspiration & Writing Achievements
So, usually, I save my self-assessment for the end of the year. But this time, I decided to take a monthly inventory, not only because it makes the end of the year assessment easier to write (copy and paste, anyone?), but also because taking inventory on a short-term...
by Colby R Rice | Jan 1, 2014 | Book Production & Publishing, Filmmaking, Films & Filmmaking, Independent (Indie) Publishing, Marketing & Selling, Novels, Plays & Playwriting, Pre-Launch & Author Preparation, Producing, Screenplays & Screenwriting, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, TV Pilots, TV Specs, & TV Writing, Writing & Editing, Writing Inspiration & Writing Achievements
https://happyhippo.com/I hope you’ve partied it up for the New Year and have ended your glorious celebrations with a laundry list of things you want to do for 2014! Goal lists?! Bring them on! And yet for us Type-A folks, having a goal list is exciting but...
by Colby R Rice | Dec 30, 2013 | Book Production & Publishing, Filmmaking, Films & Filmmaking, Independent (Indie) Publishing, Marketing & Selling, My Fiction, Networking & Schmoozing, Novels, Plays & Playwriting, Politics in Hollywood, Politics in Science Fiction & Fantasy, Pre-Launch & Author Preparation, Producing, Screenplays & Screenwriting, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, TV Pilots, TV Specs, & TV Writing, Writing & Editing, Writing Inspiration & Writing Achievements
WOW. So it’s been such an eventful year, and I’m actually pretty surprised that it went so quickly! I’m about to celebrate the 3-year anniversary of Rebel Ragdoll (omg!), have just released my first novel, “Ghosts of Koa”, banged out some...
by Colby R Rice | Sep 26, 2013 | Filmmaking, Films & Filmmaking, Novels, Plays & Playwriting, Producing, Screenplays & Screenwriting, Short Stories & Writing Shorts, TV Pilots, TV Specs, & TV Writing, Writing & Editing
So, we’ve talked about being a writer and being a producer, and yep… now we’re smashing them together like PB & J, yo! No, but seriously, what are the benefits of writing films and producing them? Why not just be one or the other? For me...