I was recently interviewed by the lovely I.L. Cruz for her feature Meet An Indie Author. Check out my interview here
I was recently interviewed by the lovely I.L. Cruz for her feature Meet An Indie Author. Check out my interview here
It's Wednesday, people, which means it's time for another guest poster! This week's guest post is an interview with the wonderful Aurora Jean Alexander, paranormal romance writer and owner of the blog the "Writer's Treasure Chest". Enjoy!
This post has been churning in my head for a while. I've had a number of writers tell me openly that they want to go traditionally published so they "don't have to do marketing". There are many good reasons to go the traditionally published route, unfortunately, this is not one of them. Gone are the …
Continue reading Traditionally Publishing? Yes, You Still Need To Do Marketing
Wednesday is guest poster day and this week's guest poster is the lovely Tamar Anolic, author of Triumph of a Tsar who discusses choosing her book covers.
Today's post is a reblog from my good friend and author Wilmar Luna who discusses the pitfalls for rebooting a novel series and what he learnt from doing his own reboot.
This week's guest poster is the wonderful Nthato Morakabi who discusses the concept of writing styles. Enjoy!
This week's guest poster is my dear friend Cat from HappyMeerkatReviews who not only writes but also produces awesome book reviews and is one of the nicest people I've met in internet land!
For those of you who visit this blog frequently, you will have seen in my recent post 9 important things new writers should be doing now, I mentioned “Start Marketing.” One of the ways to do that is with an Author website. Almost all published authors have an official website and just because you may not have been published, that doesn't mean you should wait before you create one.
And we continue with our awesome mid-week Guest Posts. I invited Robert Evenhouse from the blog PartTimeNovel to share some wisdom. Enjoy!
In my post Dealing with Distraction Syndrome, I mainly covered the effect the internet has on our lives and our writing. Yet there is much more than just the internet that causes procrastination.