Monthly Archives: April 2012

Serial vs. Serialized Fiction

The more involved I get with writing my web serial, the more I learn about serial writing.   This past week I learned that serial fiction and serialized fiction are not the same thing.

Serial fiction is an ongoing story where you publish as you write.

Serialized fiction is a completed work that is broken down into smaller pieces and published as one section or chapter at a time.

Still need more clarification?  Here’s a great article to read that will help you.

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Easter Bunny! Chomp!

is  Have a Happy Easter!

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April 8, 2012 · 3:36 pm

Web Fiction and Copyright

Should you register your web fiction with the Copyright Office?  I believe this is a personal decision made only by the web writer.    It basically depends on your goal for the story you’re writing.   If you {eventually} intend to self-publish your web fiction either as an ebook or a paperback (Smashword and Lulu are two examples), I’d recommend that you do register your work.

Here are two sites to check out:

1. U.S. Copyright Office

2. Copyright Associates

 

What are your thoughts and/or experiences in regards to registering your web fiction?

 

 

 

 

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