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Revision and Technique
Excellent advice on Revisions and Technique. Skylander Press Before beginning a revision project, it’s important to consider several technical matters. Just as important is to keep in mind that these aren’t rules, but principles that will encourage you to make informed choices about your work. For every suggestion or example, there are exceptions, and nothing… Continue reading
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Guest Blogging for Authors: How NOT to Query a Blogger…
Originally posted on How To Ebook: Guest Blogging for Authors:? How NOT to Query a Blogger…and 10 Tips for Doing it Right Want to land a guest blogging gig? Don’t clown around.? by Anne R. Allen Marketing gurus will tell you guest blogging is one of the best ways to get your name out there… Continue reading
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Blogging Tips: Writing and Blogging Are Very Different Things
I’ll be honest, when I saw this blog headline, I thought I was going to disagree with everything Danny said Lol. BUT, I don’t. This is good info for writers who also blog. Between Danny and Jason I’ve learned a lot. “If you want people to see your writing, you have to learn how to… Continue reading
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Stupid Writing Rules: 12 Dumb Things New Writers Tell Each Other
I really enjoyed reading this. Excellent tips on writer advice. There’s so much of it out there but is it accurate? *Comments disabled here. Please comment on the original post* Continue reading
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8 Ways to Know If You’re Ready to Publish (Part One)
Originally posted on Writers After Dark: Throughout the 20th Century, book publishing was a gated industry. With few exceptions, if an author wished to publish a novel he or she needed to endure the rite of passage. Agencies and ultimately publishers decided if a book had merit and sale-ability. If the content and writing were… Continue reading
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Paperback Comeback
Today on Real Talk: Paperbacks. When I developed a passion for writing, I could not foresee what the publishing industry is like today. My vision was always to hold a book in my hands, feel the pages against my fingertips, and smell the fresh ink. It was always to see my name on the cover… Continue reading
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