Because it’s business time!
I declared to my fellow writing group member David Boop that I’m ready to “CON IT UP, BABY!” (I may have left out the baby, I can’t be sure.) He was very excited about this news, since he’s been trying to get me and the other aspiring YA author in the group, the fabulous Amanda, to start networking. He said I needed to be sure I had some business cards.
I have an awesome friend who sent me a template. I’ve been playing around with layouts. At first, I was thinking having my title line list my genres, so “young adult | urban fantasy” but Dave mentioned that I should add little one-liners about my WIPs on the back of my card. So, then I was thinking of just putting “young adult author” on the front, and the back would explain what genres I’m currently working on. That way, if my next WIP is a paranormal romance (which is just may or may not be…), I don’t have to print up new cards. I’m currently leaning towards the second option.
SO! What say ye, tomodachi?
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I absolutely love how the cards are relatively simple yet still visually catching and, of course, PINK CHEVRON!
Kristina Atkins 
I like the first one best because you give the genre. I’d find that useful as an agent!
Thanks for the input! Very helpful. :)
Nice cards. I like the design. I’d go with the second option. I think it’s specific enough, and you won’t have to change the cards later.
Yeah, I like the idea of not having to print out new cards with every new WIP. I’d include the genre on the front, but if I include brief info blurbs about my books on the back, that’s the same thing. (In my mind, at least.)