How to Leave Readers Wanting More with Your Amazon Ad Copy
By Robert Scanlon from Amazon Ad School // How on earth can you persuade a potential reader to part with their hard-earned cash, when you only have 150 characters available? Continue reading
Category: Traditional
Is Independent Publishing Ruining the Industry?
The Indie Versus Traditional Debate is Getting Old Last month we had a rip-roaring debate on Facebook revolving around whether independent publishing was ruining the industry or not. The usual Continue reading
How to Sell to New York and How to Self-Publish
Part Two of Author Anne Cleeland’s lecture series will lead a workshop on the different paths to getting published. From selling to New York publishers to self-publishing. Join us for Continue reading
Five Tips to Help You Pass the Pitch Test
by Greta Boris I’ll be sitting on the other side of the table in June. My publisher, Fawkes Press, asked me to represent them at the Southern California Christian Writers Continue reading
Take Charge of Your Author Career . . . Success!
by Megan Haskell This past weekend, Greta and I were thrilled to be instructors at the annual Southern California Writers’ Conference in Irvine. Truly “a weekend for words”, it’s also Continue reading
Resurrecting Your Books with Reviews
by Megan Haskell This is a repost of my November, 2016 post: Finding and Interacting with Reviewers: An Overview. I thought this would be a good review (haha, get it?) in Continue reading
Growing Pains – Pre and Post Publication
Growth is painful. I was a bit discouraged, blah, blue. But didn’t know why. The first two books in my series are out. The third is in final edits and Continue reading
How to Tempt an Agent – Three Interviews
by Greta Boris One question I routinely get from aspiring authors is: How do I tempt an agent to take me on as a client? Unfortunately, the answer is more Continue reading
Feast or Famine
by Megan Haskell. The creative life is filled with ups and downs. How do you survive the feasts and famines in your writing? Continue reading
The Perfect Query Letter
by Elizabeth Conte The Query. The word can either make a writer squeal with joy, or screech in fear when they reach this point. This point. The place where the Continue reading