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November 4, 2016
Fun at Intermission!
Impromptu intermission performance at the World Fencing Chamionship: Now go have a great weekend, everyone! About the Author P. H. Solomon lives in the greater Birmingham, AL area where he strongly dislikes yard work and sanding the deck rail. However, he performs these duties to maintain a nice home for his loved ones as […]
Duly Noted In Scrivener
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November 3, 2016
What it Takes to Be a “Real” Writer
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Since we are only a couple weeks away from NaNoWriMo, I thought this would be a great topic to discuss. If you don’t know what NaNoWriMo is? You aren’t a real writer. Kidding! Calm down
Since we are only a couple weeks away from NaNoWriMo, I thought this would be a great topic to discuss. If you don’t know what NaNoWriMo is? You aren’t a real writer. Kidding! Calm down
Sir Lancer Recommends – Episode #4
Originally posted on Dragons & Jetpacks:
Hello again Dragons and Jetpackers! Welcome to episode #4 of Sir Lancer recommends. What I have for you this time is a Trilogy, and the start of another trilogy. First I am going to recommend a set of books which I read a couple of years ago. That would…
Hello again Dragons and Jetpackers! Welcome to episode #4 of Sir Lancer recommends. What I have for you this time is a Trilogy, and the start of another trilogy. First I am going to recommend a set of books which I read a couple of years ago. That would…
Fantasia Reviews City of Masks
Originally posted on Fantasia Reviews:
“Waking in Anaskar Prison, covered in blood and accused of murder, nobody will listen to Notch’s claims of innocence until he meets the future Protector of the Monarchy, Sofia Falco. But Sofia has her own burdens. The first female Protector in a hundred years, her House is under threat from…
“Waking in Anaskar Prison, covered in blood and accused of murder, nobody will listen to Notch’s claims of innocence until he meets the future Protector of the Monarchy, Sofia Falco. But Sofia has her own burdens. The first female Protector in a hundred years, her House is under threat from…
BOOK TRAVELING THURSDAY: FAVORITE AUTHOR
Book Traveling Thursday is a weekly meme hosted by Catia and Danielle. Each week everyone picks a book related to that week’s theme, then you write a blog post explaining explain why you choose that book and spotlight all the different covers from different countries. To find out more check out about BTT go to the Goodreads…
Archer’s Aim Writing Updates Vol. 1
Hello, everyone! Just sharing a few updates and developments today. I’m on a deadline to get the current revision of An Arrow Against the Wind done ASAP so I’ll keep this short. First, The Bow of Destiny is shortlisted for Book of the Month on ReadFree.ly. Voting continues into next week but please take a […]
November 2, 2016
#AUTHORS beware of inconsistency when publishing your books.
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
In my travels through various online ebook outlets and Goodreads, I have noticed more and more instances of some potential sales losing tendencies. Author name inconsistency when publishing or listing books. When uploading your books and details, please ensure that your authors name is always…
In my travels through various online ebook outlets and Goodreads, I have noticed more and more instances of some potential sales losing tendencies. Author name inconsistency when publishing or listing books. When uploading your books and details, please ensure that your authors name is always…
3 Tips for Consistent Tone
If you find yourself having a difficult time sustaining one tone over a long work, try these three tricks. Source: 3 Tips for Consistent ToneFiled under: Uncategorized
Your Book Is Like a Tech Start-Up, Part 1
Originally posted on MDellert-dot-Com:
Writing a book is (mostly) a solitary endeavor. It can take years—even decades—just to finish a first draft. And even once that full manuscript is done, doubts linger. Is your book any good? Will readers like it? How will that manuscript rise to the top of an editor or agent’s slush…
Writing a book is (mostly) a solitary endeavor. It can take years—even decades—just to finish a first draft. And even once that full manuscript is done, doubts linger. Is your book any good? Will readers like it? How will that manuscript rise to the top of an editor or agent’s slush…
