Advertising opportunity

[benlehman]

I'm publishing a book called the Drifter's Escape, which is a combination of stories and a role-playing game. I want to advertise some other stuff in it, but I don't want to advertise a bunch of role-playing games.

So I'm asking: Does anyone have non-roleplaying oriented independent projects that they want some attention for? Art, music, fiction, craft, and anything else would all be appropriate. Available world-wide is preferable, given my audience (if you want to advertise your booth at the local craft fair, that's fine, but I don't think it'll be very useful to you.)

Alternatively, what's your favorite indie music, art, fiction, poetry, craft? Do you think that they'd want ad-space in my book?

Comments

[yeloson.livejournal.com]

I'm currently writing an article for a zine called Boomtube, I'll ask the editor if she wants in.

[benlehman.livejournal.com]

I was hoping you'd show up.

Do you know any music folks who might be interested?

[yeloson.livejournal.com]

Though I can easily see how political hiphop would fit in nicely with Drifter's Escape, I don't know how much it would really link to your demographic market. I'll also ask around the poetry folks too.

[benlehman.livejournal.com]

If my audience doesn't like it already, that's great. Maybe I'll clue them into something that they didn't think they'd like.

I'm also trying to avoid a wall-o-geek-stuff. Boomtube is kinda on the edge with this: it's geeky but it's also political.

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--Ben

[yeloson.livejournal.com]

I wasn't thinking a geeky demographic, but more fine-art-y and intellectual. But I'll see who gets back to me on it.