Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Image: Publishing Executive (pubexec.com) Written World Media, one of my favorite sources of information on publishing, published earlier this month a post on the trends that will define our industry in 2017 (if you…
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Publishing your first book is a scary proposition. The only thing that might be more scary is publishing your second. When I wrote Frankly Speaking, I set it up as the first book in…
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In this edition of A Perfect 10, We sit down with author and self-proclaimed underpaid superhero, Jill Sammut. I hope you will enjoy her answers to the 10 questions. I know I did. Does writing energize…
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Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
I had the pleasure of participating in a book signing with my co-author on the new book, Frank Immersed, at the Harbour Village Marina in Ponce Inlet, Florida yesterday, 1/28/17. It was a fun event…
Originally posted on How To Ebook:
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Originally posted on The PBS Blog:
Writers must understand what their responsibility is as a voice. As a shofar to the world. Low self-worth, ignorance, and low self-esteem can be smelled from miles away. The stench of give up is…
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Joe is starting to see some cracks in this timeline. On the whole, it seemed positive. What he learns this week may shake him on that assumption just a bit. We will have to…
Rewrite – The Writer’s Bane Rewrite – The Writer’s Bane Today I’m going to discuss the bane of writing: Rewriting. Here’s a brief recap of revising: basically you are fixing scenes, dialogue, fixing the chronology, checking the point of views … Continue reading
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(Part II… again sharing here with Marcia’s permission. Did I leave anything out?) by Kassandra Lamb I envy writers under thirty. Not for their youth, but because they have never known a publishing world…
