Q –
Hi Angela,
I’m interested in writing an anthology. My main question is – how do you get people to send you their stories? In other words, through what means do you advertise for them? Facebook? Some other online ad? I’m concerned about doing that, and having someone else take the idea and do it that may have more knowledge than me. I really appreciate your help.
Thanks so much.
A –
Please see my three-part series on this topic here:
HOW TO COMPILE AND PUBLISH AN ANTHOLOGY
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🙂
Angela
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