Author Tips
How to Come Up with a New Pen Name
Here’s a quick and easy way to come up with a new pen name (aka nom de plume or pseudonym): Select the first name of your best friend in high school. Add the last name of the main character in the last novel you read. That’s your pen name: first name of best friend plus […]
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Brand Your Topic with Paypal!
You can now set up a business or personal Paypal link for people to send you money. Here’s mine (with my Book Marketing brand): http://PayPal.Me/BookMarketing. It’s a quick and easy way to set up any payment options. For instance, if I want people to send me $25 to pay for something, I just add /25 […]
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Book Marketing Q&A: First-Time Book Authors
I did a Q&A for a writers blog several years ago. I thought I’d share the questions and answers here as well. Question: When is the best time to start promotion efforts for a manuscript or book? John’s Answer: I believe the best time to start book promotion is when you have the idea for the […]
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Edward Atkins: 8 Rules of Writing
Edward Atkins is the author of On Which We Serve: Where Life-Lessons Are Learned. Use a precise and succinct writing style. Make sure the words you use are particularly appropriate for the meaning you’re conveying. Generate smooth-flowing prose that at times has a cadence. Be accurate at all times. Write prose that is easy to […]
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