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Self-Publishing and the Rise of the Indie Publisher There is no question that the publishing world is changing, and much of this change can be attributed to Amazon and the invention of e-book readers.…
Originally posted on A Wordie Discovery:
There are two elements that make up every character ever – character and role. Character refers to personality and nature, whereas role refers to the function and purpose that characters have in the grand…
When not writing, you should be reading about writing. Here are several books that I read and refer to. I own several books about writing and editing I think every writer should have on their shelf or on their ebook reader. The … Continue reading
Originally posted on Writers Envy:
Nearly a year ago, I began submitting my novel, Honey Ko, to agents. In all, I submitted to about 65 agents, 24 of whom were kind enough to respond with a gentle “decline.” One agent’s…
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
This post is the eighth in a series that I’ve been writing about the individuals that I view as the masters in my genre of choice, crime/detective fiction. I am a firm believer that…
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Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Today we sit down with author Susan Thatcher to talk about her work, what inspires her and what motivates her. Please enjoy this edition of A Perfect 10. If you want to check out past…
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Joe hits rock bottom this week. His despair is justified as he digs into what happened in this timeline. Because this is a serial, the events go by quickly as I try to tie…
Author Bios Readers of your work like to know something about who wrote the book or short story. An author bio serves two purposes: It gives your readers an idea of what you like besides writing. An author bio gives … Continue reading
