Tag: How To
Graphic Novel TK Episode 38: After Publication
So your book has been published! It is now in out in the world for everyone to read.
And now . . . what happens? Do people mostly come to find your book organically? How...
Graphic Novel TK Episode 37: Running up to Your Publication Date
Your publisher has called you to tell you that your book has a publication date! It's coming out! In the future!
What . . . do you do in the meantime? You want everyone you...
Campaign Planning 101: So you want to be a Dungeon Master
Tips for first-time Dungeon Masters for building and enhancing campaigns.
How to play D&D: What to know before you roll
Here are some basic D&D tips for first-time players.
Graphic Novel TK Episode 36: Working with a Publisher
Publishers! If you've got one, they're involved in all the parts of making a book -- from negotiating a book deal to contracts, editing, design, marketing, publicity, sales, and all the bits where you...
Graphic Novel TK Episode 35: Media Outlets
Headlines! Radio segments! Feature pieces! Your comic might be in one of those spaces one day. But . . . how?
Today we're talking to Petra Mayer, the editor at NPR Books, about consumer-facing media...
Graphic Novel TK Episode 34: Conferences, Conventions, and Festivals
Conferences, conventions, and festivals! As a comics creator, should you go to them? What should you do there? What's the best way for you to work with all the very different public event spaces...
Graphic Novel TK Episode 33: Social Media
Ngozi Ukazu on managing a social media presence.
Graphic Novel TK Backmatter: From Short Form to Long
We interrupt our regular arc of Graphic Novel TK posting to bring you a new feature: Graphic Novel TK Backmatter. Where Graphic Novel TK follows a book through its publication life from book deal...
Graphic Novel TK Episode 32: Trade Publicity
Talking with Calvin Reid of Publishers Weekly.
Graphic Novel TK Episode 31: Comics Academia
Chatting with Professor Margaret Galvan from the University of Florida
Graphic Novel TK Episode 30: Teachers
Cathy G. Johnson talks about using comics in the classroom.
