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   Dax Harrison. In a space-faring future, an alien war criminal seeks vengeance on humanity, and a celebrated-but-bumbling hero is forced back into action... whether he likes it or not. science fiction. Status: Published. 571 ordered. A God in the Shed.

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   Publication types. Books. Official website. www .inkshares .com. Inkshares is a publishing and literary rights-management platform founded in 2013. It is an open platform with a community of over 100,000 authors and readers. Authors post partial manuscripts which are sorted based on reader interest.

   • Founded: 2013
   • Headquarters location: Oakland, California

   • Founders: Thaddeus Woodman, Lawrence Levitsky, Adam Gomolin, and Jeremy Thomas
   • Publication types: Books

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   In the aftermath of a small-town massacre, Venus McKenzie and her friends each try to deal with the fallout in their own way, not knowing that they are being pulled in the same direction: towards the pulpit of the Church of the Sandmen. horror. Status: Published. 6,668 ordered.

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   What is Inkshares?

   • Inkshares is a publishing and literary rights-management platform founded in 2013. It is an open platform with a community of over 100,000 authors and readers. Authors post partial manuscripts which are sorted based on reader interest.

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   Who are Inkshares investors?

   • Inkshares investors include Ingram Ventures, Indicator Ventures, and prominent angels in the media and entertainment space. Inkshares has strategic relationships with Ingram for North American book distribution and The United Talented Agency for representation and packaging in television and film.

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   Should Authors use Inkshares?

   • For authors who want the services provided by a traditional publisher—including marketing and distribution into physical bookstores—but with higher royalties and direct reader engagement, Inkshares may be an option worth considering. Question: Can authors pay for your publishing services?

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   How many pre-orders does Inkshares have?

   • At 750 pre-orders, Inkshares edits, designs, prints, markets, and distributes your book—both directly to consumer and into bookstores and libraries across America. Inkshares also runs publishing contests. Contests are exciting and help build our author community.

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   Write with Inkshares Our platform is designed for a diverse range of authors, from young journalists looking to build a career in investigative reporting, to established writers that want better alternatives to traditional publishing -- higher royalties, more freedom, and connection with their readers.

6. thewritelife.com › crowdfunding-writing-projectInkshares is a Kickstarter for Books: Q&A With the Founder

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   Jun 2, 2014 · In a sort of mashup of crowdfunding, editing and marketing, Inkshares created a new way to publish books — books an audience has already shown they want to read. Curious about this new player in the publishing industry, The Write Life Editor Heather spoke with Inkshares co-founder and Chief Legal Officer Adam Gomolin to learn more.