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Signs You Are Not Ready to Self-Publish Part 3: You Don’t Read.
I don’t know which new Indie Author needs to hear this, but it shows in your writing if you don’t read. It is said that writers write, which is true, but writers also read. It is through reading that we learn the basics of how to write. This means that reading and writing are a… Continue reading
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Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Katherine Joe
What is your name and where are you from? My name is Leila, though I sign my stories as Katherine Joe (long story). Currently, I live in London but originally I’m from Iran. Iran in the house ya’ll. What are some major differences between living in London and Iran? A lot of differences, not only… Continue reading
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Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Dana Kearney
Today, I’d like to extend a warm welcome to Dana Kearney. Welcome to the PBS Blog. Let’s get started! What was you childhood dream? My childhood dream was to be a doctor. Then I realized hospitals and sick people scare me. So I had to find something else to be and I always loved writing.… Continue reading
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Be Authentic: Message to New Indie Authors
In, building connections as a writer on social media, it’s important that you are authentic in those interactions. What does this mean? It means to be genuine and true, to be real but what does this mean? To be genuine and true is to be yourself in a way that does not force others to… Continue reading
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Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Meredith Gibrahar
Welcome to Introduce Yourself, a new and exciting blog segment of The PBS Blog dedicated to introducing to you new and established authors and their books. Today I’d like to extend a warm welcome to Meredith Gibrahar. She’s our first Aspiring Author! Welcome to The PBS Blog! Let’s get started. What would your favorite writing… Continue reading
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My Advice for New Writers by John W. Howell
Originally posted on Mystery Thriller Week: ? I was at a book signing the other day, and a person asked me a question that caused me to have to think a little before blurting out an answer. The question was, “What should every new writer know?” My answer at the time seemed to satisfy the… Continue reading
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