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What I'm reading now—The Resilient Writer: Tales of Rejection and Triumph by 23 Top Authors

The Resilient WriterI have a stack (okay, several stacks!) of writing-related books on my nightstand that I have read several times but am not quite ready to move to the bookshelves in my office. 

And often, when I'm feeling frustrated, exasperated or just plain uncreative, I'll grab one and read a few pages before I go to sleep, hoping that something will help, or at least, make me feel like I am not the only writer dealing with that particular problem.

The Resilient Writer: Tales of Reje...

Three Ways Authors and Writers Can Get Free Massive Media Coverage—Guest post from Lisa Orrell, CPC, The Promote U Guru

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A new month, a new website design!

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The value of the written word—Guest post from Jeff Byce

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Welcome to the cover reveal for ADELLE’S TIME by Dayna Leigh Cheser

Adelle’s Time

I am thrilled to be part of the cover reveal for Dayna Leigh Cheser’s newest book, ADELLE’S TIME—her newest historical romance and the third book in her five-part TIME Series.

A cover reveal is a big deal, especially because what the cover looks like sets the tone for what the reader expects between the virtual or physical pages.

And what can you expect from ADELLE’S TIME? Read on for more information or visit Dayna’s website at http://DaynaLCheser.com.



ADELLE’S TIME will be availa...

Welcome to the cover reveal for ADELLE'S TIME by Dayna Leigh Cheser

Adelle's TimeI am thrilled to be part of the cover reveal for Dayna Leigh Cheser's newest book, ADELLE'S TIME—her newest historical romance and the third book in her five-part TIME Series. 

A cover reveal is a big deal, especially because what the cover looks like sets the tone for what the reader expects between the virtual or physical pages. 

And what can you expect from ADELLE'S TIME? Read on for more information or visit Dayna's website at http://DaynaLCheser.com.

ADELLE'S TIME wi...

What I’m reading now: The Writing Life—Writers on how they think and work

Last Wednesday I went to On the Terrace at 5 at Mill Creek MetroParks and sat with three women who very kindly shared their table with me. (Thanks, Anne, Annie and Dolly!) When they learned I was a writer, the talk turned to writing and reading: what they were reading and what I was reading.

So sad… I had to confess that I was behind on the latest novels since my time right now is very limited and reading-for-pleasure is relegated to the last 15 minutes of the evening before I realize I am “s...

What I'm reading now: The Writing Life—Writers on how they think and work

Last Wednesday I went to On the Terrace at 5 at Mill Creek MetroParks and sat with three women who very kindly shared their table with me. (Thanks, Anne, Annie and Dolly!) When they learned I was a writer, the talk turned to writing and reading: what they were reading and what I was reading.

So sad... I had to confess that I was behind on the latest novels since my time right now is very limited and reading-for-pleasure is relegated to the last 15 minutes of the evening before I realize I am...

Let your business vision drive who you become—Guest post from Paul Lima

Sometimes we writers aren't exactly sure who we are. Or maybe it's who we are supposed to be. Writers—sure, that's a given. But should we also be 
Authors?
Presenters?Journalists?Copywriters? And then there is the why of it. Are we choosing our role because that's the the one that brings in the cash or the credits (or, if we're lucky, both!) or because it's part of a well-thought-out business plan? 

And are we doing what we want to do or what we only think we want to do? (Questions,...

Marketing, Public Relations and the Art of Storytelling

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