Monthly Archives: October 2018

Originally posted on No Wasted Ink:
Welcome back to writing links here at No Wasted Ink.  As usual, there are plenty of general writing tips to look through, plus a couple about marketing your books.  Enjoy! 7 Clever Strategies for…

Originally posted on chrismcmullen:
SOLUTIONS TO COMMON ISSUES WITH KDP PRINT For most authors using CreateSpace, the transition to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) is smooth. A simple three-step process helps you make the transition. Your books remain available for sale…

Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
by Christina Delay How do we keep moving forward when life decides to TP our plans? In other words, how do we keep going when we hit creative burnout? In a season that my…

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
In April, I posted my thousandth post on this blog. To celebrate, I will share here all my short stories. Every couple of weeks, I’ll be posting one story from my celebrated Exciting Destinies series…

Originally posted on JEMSBOOKS:
I recently published Book 2 in my Abby & Holly Series (MG/PT/YA) with Amazon KDP Publishing. I was nervous because I have only published in the past with Create Space. AMAZON KINDLE BARNES & NOBLE (coming soon)…

Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
by Amy Shojai I didn’t set out to be a writer. I’m where I am due to a perfect storm of pet-love, frustration, boredom, and lack of funds. *s* Oh, and luck, a whole lot…

Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Yesterday I listed five different outlining methods for your novel. Today, I have more. Snowflake Method This is also known as the expanding method. You begin with an idea and simple expand on it. It’s…

Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
I’ve been at a low point lately with regard to my writing. Back in July, I changed jobs. Although my new company is very similar to the one I left behind, there was still…

Originally posted on estherchiltonblog:
Keep it Short and Sweet Whether you’re writing an article, short story, or novel, think about your opening paragraph very carefully in terms of length. Often, as writers, we’re keen to get going and ideas are…