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Building an Author Website: The First Step to Publishing

by Joe Bunting Source link If you’re like most writers I know, you probably dream of getting published. But as I’ve worked with writers for the last six years, I’ve found that most are woefully unprepared for what publishing actually takes, and this means that either they never figure out what it takes to get publisheds

Alert: Blue Deco Publishing, Christian Faith Publishing

by noreply@blogger.com (Victoria Strauss) Source link Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware BLUE DECO PUBLISHING Writer Beware has received multiple documented complaints from authors at Blue Deco Publishing. Problems cited include late or missing royalties and royalty statements, broken marketing promises, and difficulty reaching or getting responses from the owner, Colleen Nye. To explains

Academy Pro: A WordPress Theme for Online Courses and Membership Sites

by Brian Gardner Source link Introducing Academy Pro … the theme for online course creators, membership site owners, and educational content marketers. Academy Pro is the latest premium theme from StudioPress, designed specifically for people in the business of online content and community. Read on to discover all the features and benefits you get withs

Side Hustles for Freelance Writers

by Wyndham Lucy Source link Side hustles! If you know a few tricks, then working from home can be extremely lucrative, but you may need several income streams. After you have landed a few writing gigs and finished all your work early, you could try branching out into other areas. By finding other ways to make moneys

Radio Free Corgi: The Rain, the Book, Fiction Writing, Publishing, & You

by Michael Davis Source link Advertisements Filed under: Creative Writing, creativity, Critical thinking, Cruel Stars, fiction, productivity, publication, Publishing Industry, short story collection, Writing, writing life, your author Tagged: Creative Writing, Cruel Stars, information society, self-publishing, story collection Take a second to help us out on Patreon. Every bit helps!

How to price ebooks

by The Proof Angel Source link Pricing is a crucial element of any business. There are a long list of factors to take into consideration. Unfortunately, most of the straightforward ones don’t apply to ebooks. So how do you set about it? Here are some useful thoughts. Visit my websites via the links at thes

Does Your Resume Suffer from TMI?

by Grammar Chic, Inc. Source link The role of any good resume is to provide valuable information—data that helps a recruiter or hiring manager make their decision, and ideally material that causes them to decide in your favor. It is possible, however, for your resume to have too much information. The result? A resume thats

Melancholy by Samantha Seto

by Chicago Literati Source link On a winter day, the night is too cold and windy. Marie stands in the hospital wing on […] Take a second to help us out on Patreon. Every bit helps!

7 top tips for writing gripping thrillers

by WW Office Source link With numerous successful novels to her name, guest author and blogger Eve Seymour has cemented herself as a master of the thriller genre. In this blog, she shares her secrets on how to write those novels you just can’t put … Continue reading → Take a second to help uss

Terror by Eamonn Hickson

by John Staughton Source link Author Eamonn Hickson brings the fascinating, dingy, and complex streets of Boston alive in his new novel Terror, a probing novel of survival in the modern world. In the uncertainty of a post-9/11 America, issues of patriotism and racism mesh every day with issues of unemployment, poverty, and rising crimes