Does an author really need a website today? HuffPo and Jane Friedman think so. All I know is it really annoys the crap out of me when my favorite authors don't have one. Yes, Donna Tartt, Ottessa Moshfegh and Susanna Clarke, I'm looking at you. Here's mine.
A website is a place to bring everything relevant about your work together in one place instead of scattered across social networks, enabling readers to find what they're looking for quickly and easily. It's where current readers and future fans will come to find out more about your work. In short, your site's a great way to brand yourself and get people interested in your books. And unlike social networks, it's something you control.
( Famous author sites )
A website is a place to bring everything relevant about your work together in one place instead of scattered across social networks, enabling readers to find what they're looking for quickly and easily. It's where current readers and future fans will come to find out more about your work. In short, your site's a great way to brand yourself and get people interested in your books. And unlike social networks, it's something you control.
( Famous author sites )
