An amateur super hero with the power to force others to monologue, a down on his luck thug running from his past and one of the newest members of the world’s largest superhero organization must join forces to overcome a threat to the entire world.
Dear Authors,
The end of this week will mark my sixth as CEO of Inkshares. It’s been a long but exciting six weeks with all-time high-water marks: the most-ever new-author sign-ups as part of the Geek & Sundry Fantasy Contest; the announcement of our first venture into horror with Crypt TV beginning this coming Thursday; the sale of the TV rights for J.F. Dubeau’s A God in the Shed; and the exercise of the TV option for Filip Syta’s The Show. Yes, The Show will be a show.
As has been actively discussed in both our emails with you, on the Slack channels, and on the forums, the Inkshares royalty structure was modified last month. I know that my letter to the funded authors has been extensively shared, but some people suggested we share it more broadly, and here it is.
https://medium.com/@adamgomolin/restructuring-royalties-38e7c566aa02#.v03gn8lxs
Cheers,
Adam.
I’ve also never tried anywhere else honestly. I came for the contest, entered, did well, and now here I am. I think crowd funding has been vastly helpful in shaping my views about the amount of work involved and really made me pay attention to a lot of other details I would of otherwise missed.