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Andrew Hennis created a forum thread: What inspired you to start writing your first/latest book?
Hello all!
Although I’ve been writing short stories and poetry for most of my life, it’s only recently that I’ve tried to write a full-fledged novel. In all honesty, the thing that inspired me to write the book that I’m working on right now, "Rejects", was a dream that I had. A few scenarios in the first chapter of the book were directly influenced by the actions and scenes that were in that dream and I just received such a powerful desire to write a story surrounding those events.

Please feel free to leave shameless self-promotion on this thread! I’d love to be able to read about the inspirations of others and how that’s gotten them to where they are with their novel.
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Andrew Hennis created a forum thread: Building a readership
Hello all! 
I’m a relatively new author with admittedly very few reader-related connections, so I was curious if anyone had tips and tricks to gain more traffic towards my project and hopefully support this thing that I have a great passion for.
Thank you for any and all advice!
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Andrew Hennis liked the forum thread, Contest Benefits
If you win a contest, you get the full publishing perks. Its the same if you campaign to the 750 preorder level. If you are not in a contest or don’t win, but hit 250 preorders, you get the "Quill Level" which means your book will be published, but with lighter marketing help. 

Contests are nice because if your book fits the contest’s theme (i.e. Fantasy, Hard Science Fiction, Video Games), you can get all the perks of the full publishing contract without having to hit that 750 goal, which can take months and a lot of time.  But, I know plenty of people who didn’t win or were not in a contest who campaigned for the full 750 and made it just fine. 

Hope this helps
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