Freedom as a Lifestyle Choice
by Megan Haskell Freedom. A lot of things come to mind when I think about the word. Freedom of the press. Freedom of speech. The soldiers who honor our country and Continue reading
Category: Indie
Summer Reading for Your Fans, List-Building for You
by Megan Haskell In the modern era of internet marketing, building a mailing list is the single most important avenue to creating a sustainable business. It doesn’t matter if you’re an author Continue reading
The Overabundance of Inspiration: When to say no.
by Megan Haskell Most writers worry about finding and maintaining their inspiration. Their muse. God forbid we have to deal with writer’s block or a dearth of work, am I Continue reading
Beginning with the End: Basic Project Management for Indie Authors
by Megan Haskell You’re an indie author. You’ve written a book and think it’s pretty good. You’re ready to publish. Slow down, bunny rabbit. The art might be finished, but Continue reading
Spending Green: Hiring your publishing team
by Megan Haskell Confession: I hate the term “self-published author.” Words matter. Connotations matter. Word-play can be used to clarify or deceive, to insinuate or taunt. So what does the Continue reading
Are You a Publishing Greenhorn?
by Greta Boris green·horn (ˈɡrēnˌhôrn/ | noun | NORTH AMERICAN informal) a person who is new to or inexperienced at a particular activity. When I was a running greenhorn, I experienced something in a Continue reading
How to Woo Your Readers and Build an Author Platform
by Megan Haskell Imagine, if you will… The One-Night Stand Phew! That was great. I mean, OMG, I couldn’t stop. Too bad she left before I could get her digits. I Continue reading
When goal-setting takes a turn for the worse
by Megan Haskell Confession Time I’m a Type A personality. A temperament characterized by excessive ambition, aggression, competitiveness, drive, impatience, need for control, focus on quantity over quality and unrealistic Continue reading
A Generous Community: My top free resources for writers and indie authors
by Megan Haskell When I first started writing, I had no idea what I was doing. Shocking, I know. You hear stories about authors who developed their passion for writing before Continue reading
Finding and Interacting with Reviewers: An overview
by Megan Haskell In this month of gratitude, I’d like to give thanks for my readers, especially those who have taken the time to leave a review of my books Continue reading