Today we start another small series about marketing. This time we asked some authors to let us have their thoughts on the subject. R.G. Emanuelle, JL Merrow and Laurie Salzler dropped us a few lines. Tomorrow Lois Cloarec Hart [...]
What a weird time of the year to send out a submission call for a Christmas anthology. The sun is shining, people are outside and thinking about having the first BBQ of the year, the birds are doing things [...]
Today we have the pleasure to learn a bit more about Sarah Ettritch, another of those wonderful Canadian authors out there. Sarah writes stories featuring strong female characters. Her protagonists are often (but not always) lesbian. She’s the author of [...]
Thank you all for participating in the giveaway. The winner of signed copy of Hidden Truths by Jae is:- Cheryl The winner of the mug is:- Wolvster Please let us know to which snail mail addresses we should send [...]
Read an E-Book Week, the largest international celebration of e-books, starts today. For one week, publishers and authors from all over the world offer some of their e-books for free or at a discount. It’s a wonderful opportunity to [...]
Todays guest blog is from Anne Azel, a multi-award winning Canadian author: A while ago, I and many other writers of lesbian fiction in Canada were invited to take part in an informal discussion about our work at the [...]
Today we have the pleasure to learn a bit more about Cari Hunter, Bold Strokes Books author of Snowbound, Tumbledown and Desolation Point. Cari lives in the Northwest of England with her partner and two cats. And she writes [...]
If you are a published author, your books are probably sold on Amazon and you should take advantage of a free promotion tool that Amazon provides—Author Central. What is Author Central? Amazon creates a web page for every author. [...]
Today Paulette Callen, author of Charity and Fervent Charity, talks about Metaphor and Simile: Figurative language. Comparing one thing with another, unlike thing. (Simile is the one using like or as; metaphor is…the other one.) This, the short, paraphrased [...]