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Tag Archives: writing
Can Writing in Multiple Genres Hurt Your Sales Potential?
When it comes to fiction, authors seem to fall into two camps: those who have multiple favorite genres and want to explore all of them and those who couldn’t imagine wanting to pen stories outside of their chosen niches. One … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged E-publishing, genres, multiple genres, series, writing, writing in a series
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How to Streamline Daily Tasks to Make More Time for Writing by ReGi McClain
I’m busy putting the last touches on Conspiracy before sending it off to my editor, but we have a guest poster here today to give you something to read. Alaska native and professional organizer ReGi mcClain and has some tips … Continue reading
Indie Writing and Traditional Storytelling with Alan Dean
We have a Friday morning guest post for you today, one where indie author Alan Dean discusses the rise of self-publishing. Thank you for reading! Indie Writing and Traditional Storytelling When writers think about the book they’ve just finished their … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged E-publishing, guest posts, indie authors, self-publishing, traditional publishing, writing
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Writing Tips: It’s All in the Details with Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
I’ve been buried in editing this week, finishing up the third Flash Gold novella (it’s off to the editor now, so almost done!), and I’ve been neglecting the blog. Fortunately, I have a couple of guest posts in the queue, … Continue reading
“My First Rule of Writing” by John Abramowitz
Today, for your reading entertainment, we’ve got a guest post from indie fantasy author John Abramowitz. I met him on Twitter (I thought I was a night owl, but he’s really a night owl) and have read his fun short … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Success Tips (have any to add?)
It’s the beginning of November, and, for a lot of us, that means the first day of NaNoWriMo, a self-inflicted torture worthy project where we attempt to write the first draft of a novel (50,000 words of one anyway) by … Continue reading
Is Self-Publishing Right for You?
Today’s question is one I received via email rather than through my Q&A blog post, but I know it’s a common one these days, so I wanted to take a stab at answering it here: How do you know if … Continue reading
Pros and Cons of Writing a Series
If you’re an author and you started out thinking you’d publish traditionally (i.e. find an agent who would then find you a huge multi-book contract with a major publisher, thus ensuring you could quit your day job and write full … Continue reading