Pam Young's Blog, page 35

NEW Isn’t Always Better

Life has certainly changed in thirty years, but all changes aren't necessarily better. Continue reading →

The “In-Between”

Our questions are answered however we can receive them. Continue reading →

Slimy Ads

These ads are slimy, and broach the subject of internet privacy re' "We saw that you were online this morning..." Continue reading →

A Book Blogger Case Study with Marketing Expert and Author Anna-Marie Abell

Book marketing is often the Achilles heel for new authors. So, it is especially valuable when we can learn how a marketing professional approaches their own book launch. Continue reading →

The Gift of My Weird Publishing Project

And now I realize that the real gift of doing my weird indie publishing project has been the opportunity to continue healing myself because all that stuff that happened so long ago had affected my current life in ways I could not imagine. Continue reading →

Which is the Real Wrinkle in Time?

Writing a book that stretched the boundaries of what was “common” (easily accepted) is probably why the book went through so much metadata tweaking Continue reading →

Articles: My Weird Indie Publishing Project

Things change in the publishing business. And we learn more every week about those changes if we're committed to being a writer.
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Wildfires, Tornadoes, Hurricanes, Volcanoes…

I live in wildfire country. And yesterday I stopped by the Farmers Market across from the post office to buy some greens and carrots. I asked the young man how his summer was going so far.  I was thinking, “Were … Continue reading →

Keep Up With Your Indie Biz

Like any other business, indie authors must keep up with their trade if they want to be successful. Continue reading →

The Journey of a Self-Publisher is Paved with Good Intentions

"I couldn't allow any room for excuses if I wanted to make my mark in the publishing business." Continue reading →