How do you know who your audience is? I thought my audience would be people in life situations like the characters in my stories, average people with a few crazy, insurmountable problems to color their existence. But my reviews are polar opposites. Should I pitch to anyone in particular or just let the chips fall where they may? For an indie only at it a few months, I think I am doing okay, but the more okay I do the more I want to do better. I am satisfied with my numbers and the reactions to my promos. Just puzzled by the polar opposite reviews. Or is that the order of the day, the nature of the beast?
Neelima Vinod replied to the discussion 'Strong female protagonists--a handicap?'© 2013 Created by Kamy Wicoff.
