Writer’s Tips – Action Writing- Apple Books for PC- Self-Hosted Blogs and More!

Welcome to this edition of Writer’s Tips. I’ve come across a wealth of insightful articles these past few weeks that I’m happy to share here for writers and bloggers. In today’s curated articles there’s a plethora of information on everything from better writing tips, publishing with Apple books news, onlines tools for free, self-hosting vs. WordPress.com, editing tips, and how to get more viewers for Youtube. Also, Harmony Kent has been running a series at The Story Empire with a detailed description on how to load our books on the Amazon platform. Check it out!   Author Meghan Ward is guest writer at the blog of Anne R. Allen sharing a wealth of tips of how to keep the action alive in our writing. Is Your Story Getting Lazy? 5 Ways to Improve the Action in Your Story   David Gaughran demonstrates how to publish with the new Apple Books for Authors now available for PC. Apple Books For Authors Launches – With PC Access   Nicholas Rossis is sharing some great online tools for writers. Free Content Creation Online Tools   Also from Nicholas Rossis- a free tool – the Amazon Book Description Generator! Free Amazon Book Description Generator     Jessica Norrie is sharing some great editing tips on how to de-clutter our writing. Declutter your writing – advice from a hoarder   Natalie Ducey has another informative post on the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress self-hosting and what’s involved. WordPress*com or WordPress*org? Hosted or Self-Hosted? The differences every blogger needs to know.   Janice Wald of MostlyBlogging.com has an excellent article on what’s involved to get noticed on Youtube. https://www.mostlyblogging.com/not-ge...   Last, and far from the least, Harmony Kent has a writer’s help series at the Story Empire where you will find all the links to each article in-depth on how to publish on Amazon. Below find the first part of the series: How to Publish with KDP: Part One     I hope you find these articles as helpful as I do, and I suggest saving what is relevant to you in folders for easy access.   ©DGKaye