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I’ve always had an interest in book marketing, not unexpected given my business background, and I’ve collected quite a collection of links to blog articles on that subject. Today I present to you 40 Book Launch Resources, a compendium of Read More …
Your characters need to eat. In novels with a modern, urban setting this isn’t usually a problem. Hungry? Drive-thru, supermarket, or delivery; there are a plethora of choices. Historical and — more particularly — fantasy novels is where things get Read More …
In Part II of Four Questions When Writing, I’m going to provide some ideas on finding your ideal writer. Recall that Part I went over why are you writing, and for whom are you writing. Over the Christmas “break” I Read More …
Author email newsletters are one of the most effective methods of ensuring sales of indie-author books. They allow you to connect with readers, provide them with value-add, encourage them to read your work. Over the years much has been written Read More …
Five wasn’t enough, so here are five more awesome indie author resources. Each of the five is a blog that I have visited numerous times for information and enjoyment. While all have at least some focus on marketing and promotion, Read More …
Lady Merreth’s world is one where early gunpowder weapons are just coming into their own. As a writer, I was gratified to stumble across Jack Kelly’s Gunpowder, Alchemy, Bombards, and Pyrotechnics: The History of the Explosive that Changed the World. Read More …
Hello Everyone! This is part 17 of my series: Let’s Make a Book Trailer. The list of previous parts is getting a bit long, so I will merely link to the first and most recent posts: Part 1 and Part Read More …
Very few Indie Authors can do it all — write their book, maintain their author platform, market, proofread, the list of necessary activities is long and daunting. It’s a rare author who has the skill and the time to execute Read More …
Here are five awesome indie author resources I have identified over the past three years. I’ve tweeted about a few of them in the past, bookmarked all of them, and use them on a regular basis. One I’ve blogged about Read More …
You hear a lot about genre when you get into writing novels. In this post I’ll provide a thumbnail overview of two books on genre that I’ve found enormously helpful in my writing. First, some background: What is genre? According Read More …
