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New to Publishing? by Dennis Scheel
New to Publishing? by Dennis Scheel When you have that first story all ready, maybe even edited and proofread it… the excitement, you feel! Will others like it? Is it worth trying the publishing route? – Vanity Publishing; what’s that? When you first… Continue Reading “New to Publishing? by Dennis Scheel”
Fables that give children guidelines for life by Christy Astremsky
Fables that give children guidelines for life by Christy Astremsky I used to write when I was young. I wrote poems and essays, writing made me happy. And then I grew up and stopped writing. I got a degree in finance and… Continue Reading “Fables that give children guidelines for life by Christy Astremsky”
Reaching Readers by Offering Options by Julia L F Goldstein
Reaching Readers by Offering Options by Julia L F Goldstein You may have heard that eBook sales are declining as a fraction of total book sales and that independent (indie) bookstores are making a comeback. An article in The Observer describes this trend. I… Continue Reading “Reaching Readers by Offering Options by Julia L F Goldstein”
A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos
A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos We all have a certain image in our minds when it comes to vampires. I guess being born and raised in Romania had been a decisive factor in creating my own. Vampires had been illustrated… Continue Reading “A different kind of vampire book by Iuliana Foos”
Why Write? by Rob Shackleford by Rob Shackleford
Why Write? Rob Shackleford Author of ‘Traveller Inceptio’ My Writing Background I have been writing for quite a few years. While I was heavily engaged in academic and business writing, to be a more literary writer was never a fondly nurtured dream.… Continue Reading “Why Write? by Rob Shackleford by Rob Shackleford”
Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger
Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger It is a simplistic viewpoint to suggest that those who work in darkness work for themselves, while those that work in light work for others, but it is the metaphorical balance. In writing the… Continue Reading “Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger”
The Value of Historical Fiction by Edward Rickford
The Value of Historical Fiction by Edward Rickford Historical fiction is a small but growing genre and represents one of the most important ways modern audiences connect with history. David Von Drohle wrote an excellent biography of Lincoln that was purchased by over 2… Continue Reading “The Value of Historical Fiction by Edward Rickford”
The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber
The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber Hah, it’s funny when I look back at my writing process. There’s Jonas who decided to write a book. He had an idea, he had the knowledge and necessary resources, and he had the… Continue Reading “The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber”
Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin
Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin “You’ll never be a writer. You’ll be terrible. Why waste your time?” As my fingers hovered over the keyboard, that niggling voice in the back of my head was going into overdrive. You know… Continue Reading “Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin”
