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on August 12, 2010
Terry Graham
Posted project update #2Success!
Thank you so much everyone!
Not sure yet how the funds will be distributed. I still have some photos to look at and possibly license, plus haven't yet worked out fees for editor/cover/layout and for photos already submitted. Check back here (I can't tell if this update is automatically mailed to you or not) for news. I'll post all activity as I move forward.
Can't yet determine when the book will be published. Much of the work ahead is somewhat painstaking and time consuming and the last thing I want to do is rush. However, I'm as anxious as possible to see the finished book so I'll push, gently.
Once the book goes to final press, I'll send a full accounting of the funds to you. Every cent will be spent to insure a good page-turner. And if it isn't a good page-turner I'll make sure it's really heavy so at least it'll feel...important.
tg
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on August 12, 2010Funded!
Punk Like Me...liner notes for a revolution that never happened by Terry Graham
Punk Like Me is an inside account of the original punk rock music scene in Hollywood,1977-1985. Written by Terry Graham.
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129% funded $3,873 pledged
- 96 backers
- Funded Aug 12, 2010
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on July 21, 2010
Terry Graham
Posted project update #1Additional pledge of $250
Post CommentFive autographed copies of the book plus a private reading plus punk rock history tour of L.A. by the author (about a half day tour around various parts of L.A./Hollywood, but we can play it by ear.).
This reward is for a pledge of $150.
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on June 12, 2010
Terry Graham launched a project
Punk Like Me...liner notes for a revolution that never happened by Terry Graham
Punk Like Me is an inside account of the original punk rock music scene in Hollywood,1977-1985. Written by Terry Graham.
- $3,000 funding goal
- 08/12/2010 Funding Ended
Terry Graham
Los Angeles, CA
Born in Dallas, came of age in Denver, found a home in L.A. After quick taste of college, played drums in studio and on the road for various rock and roll bands. On to Chicago where I became a stockbroker. Back in L.A., discovered the heartaches of writing for television where I continue to ache and write.
I don't need really need another doorstopper.
But look forward to seeing your book. Don't torture yourself over it.
xx
Not a word or an update on this book in over a year. How's it going?