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March 8, 2017

Guerrilla Marketing!

Its the final countdown! Don’t miss out. Meet me in person at The Tampa Indie Author Book Convention this summer. Spread the word! Why am I shouting? ! Because its exciting! Lol. Continue reading

General Topics, self-publishing, Social Media Shout

authors, books, community, convention, indie authors, marketing, promotion, readers, self-publishing, Tampa Florida, Tampa Indie Author Book Convention, writers
March 5, 2017

Authors/Bloggers Rainbow Support Club

Originally posted on M J Mallon YA Author and Poet: Welcome, it is my pleasure to introduce you to the latest members of my Author/Bloggers Rainbow Support Club. The Rainbow Support Club endeavours to provide a friendly and welcoming community of like-minded bloggers, book reviewers and authors who support each other in every which way we… Continue reading

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#SundayBlogShare, authors, blog, blogger, blogging, Club, Independent Authors, indie authors, rainbow support club, self-publishing, support, supporters, wordpress
March 4, 2017

The Broke Author’s Secret Weapon – A Guest Post By Yecheilyah Ysrayl

Originally posted on K Morris – Poet: Thank you to Yecheilyah Ysrayl for the below guest post: Can we be real? Self-Publishing has opened the door for writers to finally make their dreams come true. Dreams that were hindered by way of jobs that got in the way of writing, Traditional Publishing rejections, children that… Continue reading

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authors, finances, financial, guest post, Independent Authors, indie authors, investment, Premades, reblog, Secret, self-publishing, time, Webinars, wordpress
March 3, 2017

Pencil Me In

I am available to write Guest Blog Articles covering: African American / Black Literature History Reading Writing Literacy Inspiration / Motivation Looking to feature an Indie Author? Pencil me in! (Don’t know who I am? Access my Author Media Kit and Learn more HERE). Email me with the details and your requirements and I will… Continue reading

General Topics, self-publishing

#BluSkyFriday, #LinkYourLife, author interviews, authors, blog, bloggers, blogging, Guest Blogging, Independent Authors, indie authors, interviews, self-publishing, writers, writing
March 2, 2017

Author Earnings Report: The Top 12 Trends For 2017

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis: Hugh Howey and The Data Guy have now done all their usual number crunching and published the latest report. What trends can we identify in 2017, based on their impressive (as always) work? 1. For traditionally published books, print is king. 2. However, this reign is highly genre-dependent. In… Continue reading

General Topics, self-publishing

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February 23, 2017

Like Me on Facebook

So, yes. I’m back on Facebook. Well, sort of. My personal page is currently inactive but I had to edit my business page for business purposes and have decided to leave it up (for business purposes). At least temporarily as I prepare to release another book. If you have not already liked it, please stop… Continue reading

General Topics, Social Media Shout

#ThankfulThursday, #ThrowbackThursday, author, blog, blogger, blogging, facebook, Facebook Page, indie authors, social media, twitter, wordpress, writers, writing
February 17, 2017

Four Months to Go: The Nora White Story

Hi guys, Before the week ends, I wanted to share this with you. Next month, March, we will be four months out from the release of Book One in The Nora White Story. To prepare for this, I’ve put together a Book Launch Schedule to help all of you to stay updated on this project.… Continue reading

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#LinkYourLife, african american, Author Promotions, black history, Black History Month, blog, blogger, blogging, indie authors, promo, promotional, writers, writing, young adult

About Me

My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through book reviews and poetry contests, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans.