#another platform

You’ve got to be kidding me?

I wasn’t sure what I was reading. Surely I misunderstood? We’re making buying at auction easier, aren’t we? Or are we making it more difficult, confusing, and possibly untenable?

Here’s what I read:

This auction is listed on other [auction] site(s.) Being the high bidder on item(s) on this site may not result in winning the item(s.)

In other words, I can be the highest bidder and not…

I am currently working on another platform to post The Kingdom of the Woodland Realm Trilogy. Seems not everyone wants to read it on Tumblr (and most prefer to read it between two covers. This should be interesting. One of these days I’m going to have to hand it out at a bookstore (I know, I know). 

This is my first book (and my first trilogy), so aside with all the legal stuff I know I’d most certainly face: which amounts to just either doing what David Day did—have a disclaimer on his books that distances him from the Tolkien Estate with more than likely licensing fees from sales—or become something the Estate wants and end up having the extremely rare fate of being part of the Estate (not impossible but extremely rare for a “story”), I have no idea how to present this thing to publishers (and not from lack of them asking).