Writing and Creating Books
John Kremer’s Book Marketing Tip of the Week: January 8, 2014
John Kremer’s Book Marketing Tip of the Week January 8, 2014 – Business Apprentice Day, Eat It Raw Day, National Bubble Bath Day, and World Literacy Day In this issue . . . – Condé Nast Style Society – Blog Posts and Articles on Marketing Books – Indies Unlimited – Ebook and Kindle Freebie websites […]
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John Fogerty on Your Effort and Your Work
Your effort should ring true. There should be no question that this work represents me. If you can do that, the rest should take care of itself. — John Fogerty, singer & songwriter That same sort of effort, that same sort of work is required of every book author — both in writing your book […]
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Martha Carr: Tips on Getting Started on Your Novel
Martha Carr, author of The List, the first book in the Wallis Jones series, talks about the process of writing a novel: Getting started, building up a series, and more. Stop looking at your novel as 365 pages. Break it down into bite-sized pieces. Know why you are writing your novel. Start with the main […]
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Writers: 34 Sources of Inspiration for Your Writing
For writers and authors looking for inspiration for your next book, your next story, your next blog post, your next social post, or your next talk, here are a few sources of inspiration . . . Writers Alert: Here are 34 places to look for inspiration. #writers #authors Click To Tweet 34 places to look for inspiration […]
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