The Editing Process
by Megan Haskell For the past nine months—maybe more—I’ve been working on the first book in a new epic fantasy trilogy. Though related to The Sanyare Chronicles, this story is Continue reading
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Selling Digital at Live Events
By Megan Haskell A couple months ago I shared the results of my BookBub Featured Deal and the initial response to taking my books “wide”. (If you missed that article, Continue reading
A Productivity Refresh
by Megan Haskell The last few weeks have been a nightmare in terms of my writing productivity. Between spring break, a sick kiddo, and a few family issues that needed Continue reading
Finding Your Own Best Place to Write
by Megan Haskell One of the things I truly love about being a writer—one of the major reasons I started writing in the first place—is that we can work anywhere, Continue reading
The History of Modern Independent Publishing
by Megan Haskell Fifteen years ago, if you said you were an independent author people would laugh you out of the room. Fact was, self-publishing was equivalent to vanity publishing; the Continue reading
Five Tips for Book Sales at In-Person Events
by Megan Haskell Back in March, I had the opportunity to sell books at WonderCon, one of the major Southern California Comic Con events of the year. I went with 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
Don’t Let Temptation Take Over
by Megan Haskell It’s tempting . . . I started out this month with that title on our Monthly Update, and it’s been stuck in my head ever since. I Continue reading
Find the Time to Write
by Megan Haskell As many of you know, I’m a stay-at-home mom with a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old. As you can probably imagine, my time is pretty limited. But in Continue reading
Maintaining a Jolly Attitude – for writers
by Megan Haskell “Keep your eyes on your own page.” “Only compare yourself to yourself.” “Don’t compare your beginnings to someone else’s middle.” Great motivation, right? They look really pretty Continue reading