Roy Miller's Blog, page 94
December 4, 2017
Novel & Short Story Writer’s Market Calls for How-To Articles – Pays Competitive Rates
by Brian Scott Source link The editors of the Novel & Short Story Writer’s Market (Writer’s Digest Books), is actively accepting non-fiction how-to articles for the 2019 edition. They are open to all topics… ***
Open Your Eyes
by JW Source link For most of us, knowledge of our world comes largely through sight, yet we look about with such unseeing eyes that we are partially blind. One way to open your eyes to unnoticed beauty is to ask yourself, “What if I had never seen this before? What if I knew Is
4 Inspirational Quotes for Writers
by Jeff Elkins Source link There are few things in the world as weird as being a writer. We pour ourselves into our work, giving it everything we have, pushing through rejection, overcoming one barrier after another, hoping our work will be noticed. In this strange and taxing pursuit, it’s important that we hold ontos
7 Ways to Coach Writing Clients on Finding Their Remarkable Voices
by Brandon Davis Source link Cover your ears for a second. My wife can sing. I can’t. There, I admitted it. But, we do have one thing in common — we both think we can. Only one of us is right (ahem). In the world of business, we all put out a tune. A vibe.s
December 3, 2017
A Quick Guide to Enterprise SEO
by Grammar Chic, Inc. Source link Every company wants to be found by search engine users; for this reason, every company should have an interest in search engine optimization. It’s been said before, but warrants repeating: Any company that can’t be found by the Google algorithms might as well be invisible. But of course, specifics
In This Stillness: Courtney Harler Reviews What We Build Upon the Ruins and Other Stories by Giano Cromley
by Courtney Harler Source link Giano Cromley’s collection begins with the title story, the first in a three-part exploration of sudden tragic loss […]
An Interview with Steve Snyder: Author of Shot Down
by SPR Source link Born in Pasadena, California, author Steve Snyder graduated from UCLA and lives Seal Beach, California. In 2009, he retired from Vision Service Plan (VSP) after a 36 year career working in sales and sales management. Soon after retirement, Steve began his quest to learn more about the World War II experiencess
Flog a BookBubber 116: Gordon L. Rottman
by Ray Rhamey Source link Please, please visit my Kickstarter page for my new game, FlipIt. It goes Scrabble one better in terms of challenge and fun. Even if you can’t support it, please pass the link on to friends and family. Thanks for your help. Writers, send your prologue/first chapter to FtQ for as
Exclusive Interview with Bilingual Writer Randy B. Hecht
by Yassir Sahnoun Source link Today on WriteWorldwide, English-Spanish bilingual writer and expert in cross-border, cross-cultural communication Randy B. Hecht talks to us about building a writing career, the skills and strategies you’ll need to make it as a bilingual writer, and more. Let’s get down to it…. Hi Randy, please introduce yourself to the WriteWorldwides
