Writing, self-publishing, book marketing, making a living with your writing
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Using Scrivener for writing and publishing has changed my life as an author. For my first book, I used MS Word and it was a nightmare to cut and paste everything, as I'm not a linear writer. When I …
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Today's podcast episode will get you super excited about the possibilities of adapting your work into a graphic novel. It's definitely become one of my goals after talking with Nathan. In the intro …
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One of the fantastic rewards of writing a book is being able to hold a physical copy in our hands. Regardless of other definitions of success, the thrill never goes away. I'm a huge fan of …
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I'm extremely excited to announce that ‘Deadly Dozen,’ the thriller/mystery box-set I am part of, hit the New York Times Bestseller list as well as the USA Today Bestseller list for the second week …
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One of my favorite books of 2013 was an adaptation of Macbeth, which I recommended as part of my Christmas reading list. Today I'm thrilled to bring you an interview with one of the co-authors, …
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One of the main reasons for self-publishing is creative freedom and control. Many of us regularly update book blurb/descriptions, as well as changing categories and keywords. I've also blogged …
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