Our senior editor, Sandra Gerth, gives advice on how to set up your e-mail castle and manage your e-mail account in ways that are guaranteed to save you a lot of time. In part one, we established when and [...]
Today Blythe Rippon, author of the bestseller Barring Complications, tells us a bit about her writing life and the importance of chocolate: Revising a novel is a very different undertaking than writing one. Granted, when I write one, I seem [...]
Today Paulette Callen, author of the wonderful (note: I didn’t use “amazing” or “awesome”) novels Charity and Fervent Charity talks about her love/hate relationship with adjectives. I have a love/hate relationship with adjectives. The one I hate most is [...]
Today RJ Nolan, author of bestsellers like L.A. Metro and In a Hearbeat visits our blog and talks about the name game: While it might seem like a minor detail to some, a character’s name plays a very [...]
Paulette Callen, author of the amazing historical novels Charity and Fervent Charity (the later one being a GCLS Finalist) has been visiting us a few times already to talk about tips for writers. Today she shares her take on [...]
Today, Erzabet Bishop shares some thoughts on marketing with us. Erzabet is a published author. Two of her short stories found their way into our anthologies and her first novella will be published in June ( Sigil Fire). Working [...]
Today Paulette Callen, author of Charity and Fervent Charity, talks about the importance of plots: ‘As regards plot I find real life no help at all. Real life seems to have no plots. And as I think a plot [...]
Today award winning author Lois Cloarec Hart tells us a bit about her approach to marketing: I published my first book in 2001, and it took me until 2013 to publish my fifth, which pretty much confirms I am [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]