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Welcome to the Bookstore!
Beyond making the generators and running contests, I also blog about "geeky" and fannish jobs at Fan To Pro and I've started writing career books for geeks, fans, otaku, and other creative types.So, you can see the latest here, and I hope there's more to follow!
-Steve
Fan To Pro: Unlocking Career Insights with Your Hobbies
"Fan To Pro" is a guide on how you can use your fandom to find a new professional direction or enhance your current job. This book is the mental toolkit you need to turn your hobbies into career opportunities!You know how in every crowd there's one person everyone asks for career advice? That's me, Steve Savage, and my crowd tends to be geeks, fans, otaku, gamers, and other creative types.
My goal, as a member of "Geek 2.0" - a professional geek - is to discuss how people can use their hobbies, interests, and outright obsessions on their careers. I'm not interested in the idea that "if you like video games be a programmer" or "if you like anime be a voice actor" - that's limiting yourself! I talk about how our hobbies and fandoms help us learn more about ourselves and grow as people. Forget the careers people think you "must" have - you've got a gateway to finding out what you really like!
This book covers:
- Showing the reader how their fandoms, hobbies, and interests provide them unique career insights and resources.
- Using those resources to brainstorm new career ideas and opportunities.
- Leading the reader, via exercises, to find specific career opportunities in fandom, from ways to develop skills to relocation opportunities.
Find out more at the website!
Print - $14.95
PDF - $5.99
ePub - $5.99
Kindle - $5.99
Convention Career Connection: Putting the Pro Into Your Con
Conventions. Cons. Minicons. Relaxacons. Megacons.The Convention Scene is part of the culture scene for fans, geeks, otaku, and more. It's also the place that many people get a chance, perhaps a first chance, to get some insights on their dream careers. It's also the place where others may find career hopes rekindled yet again by the right panel or workshop.
This book is a guide to making those very events, debates, and happenings to help people's career hopes come alive, or be brought back to life. This is a book on creating career events at your next convention!
With a simple five-part system, Convention Career Connection helps you come up with unique and interesting ideas for job, career, and professional happenings at your next con. Containing extensive suggestions and resources, as well as specific advice on the many options ahead of you, you can be sure to work out the best way to help your attendees in their ambitions!
Find out more at the website!
Print - $19.95
PDF - $12.99
ePub - $12.99
Kindle - $12.99
Focused Fandom: Cosplay, Costuming, and Career
Are you a cosplayer, costumer, or both? Do you think about turning your interest into a career - or are looking to see how your hobbies can enhance your career?This book is for those of you with a love of crafting outfits, dressing in them, or both. Containing over fifty different tips, suggestion and must-do guides, it will help you see your hobby with an eye towards making a new career or enhancing a current one.
Created from an extensive series of interviews and research, "Focused Fandom: Cosplay, Costuming, and Careers" is a guide for you and everyone you know to create a career out of your passion for making and wearing costumes, garb, and more!
The book features:
- Easy organization - Three major sections help you focus on the advantages, career options, and career must-dos for people interested in cosplay and costuming.
- Over 50 specific tips, ideas, and suggestions - Zoom in on what's going to help you the most!
- Exercises, challenges, and next steps - Helpful ways to get your mind moving so you can put what you learn into practice.
- Quotes from cosplayers and costumers - Get unique, personal insights from a variety of people just like you!
- Available in multiple formats - PDF, ePub, or Kindle!
Find out more at the website!
PDF - $5.99
ePub - $5.99
Kindle - $5.99
Progeek Rising: The Best of Fan To Pro, Volume 1
Steve Savage takes you back to the first year of www.fantopro.com, the blog for professional geeks, fans, and otaku. Journey back to yesteryear with the best (at least in his opinion) of his columns from 2008 to 2009 and explore issues such as:. . . relocating to the most fan-friendly areas.
. . . how to brainstorm careers.
. . . just what he means by "The Geekonomy."
And much more!This book contains:
- The best of Steve's columns for Fan To Pro's first year (May 2008-May 2009).
- Comments on each column so you can see what Steve was thinking - or watch him struggle to remember just what he was thinking.
Find out more at the website!
Print - $14.95
PDF - $1.99
ePub - $1.99
Kindle - $1.99
Inhuman Resources: The Best of Fan To Pro, Volume 2
Pick up Inhuman Resources and return to the yesteryear (yester-second-year really) of Fan To Pro, the blog for professional geeks, fans, and otaku. Steve Savage delves into his many posts to find the best - or at least what he thinks is the best - of his works.Explore such subjects as:
- A look into just how new media tools change what an individual can do.
- Steve arguing with himself over the role of backlog media content.
- The role of imagination in planning your career.
- How fame has changed in the internet age.
- His ever-continuing attempts to define and understand "The Geekonomy."
Find out more at the website!
Print - $17.95
PDF - $1.99
ePub - $1.99
Kindle - $1.99