by Maureen Crisp • December 19, 2016 • Follow
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Happy Holidays, fellow Bibliocrunchies!
Everyone is looking forward to the New Year in books, but no one thinks about fixing up past works or ideas to put into the future.
A great example of this is rejuvinating a series, particularly after you fight for rights back after parting with a publisher. Some times these parts even happen mid series, which makes it most important to revive the series and give it a whole new look. Sometimes a new message when republishing the series is all it takes to make it the perfect new year for an author’s work and reputation.
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Maureen Crisp has been writing her weekly publishing roundups for over seven years. She is a traditionally published children's author as well as indie-published. She lives in New Zealand and is heading the team organising the 4th National Conference of Children's Writers and Illustrators. She is currently trying her hand at writing a children’s book series if she can drag herself away from forever tweaking her Mars novel or obsessing over space.