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Why Authors Need to Be as Accessible as Possible
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Katie McCoach As an author today, you know that every reader is valuable. You love your readers; you want to keep the ones who are loyal and reach new ones. That’s…
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Should You Self-Publish or Traditionally Publish?
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? ? by A.G. Young So today we’re talking about if you should Self Publish or Traditionally Publish that baby you have been working on for months or years. This of course is…
A Professional Author: What’s Involved
How I define what’s involved in professional writing Being a professional author is much more than writing books, especially in this day and age. Whether authors choose traditional, hybrid, or self-publishing, most are involved in promotion, maintain a website, and … Continue reading
What is Your Everest?
Snippets of an Author’s Life: Post 3 Against the current As many of Alberta’s residents enjoyed their heyday over the last 10-15 years before the economic crash, I struggled through one of the most difficult periods of my life. At … Continue reading
There are easier ways to sell books than through blogging
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings:
At the recent Bloggers Bash, one of the questions asked was why people started blogging. Many bloggers came up with the same answer, because they’d been told they needed to have a blog as an…
The Evolution of Self-Publishing and Why You Should Keep At It
Originally posted on Writing Is Hard Work:
Sometimes the self-publishing game can be quite discouraging. We write a mediocre novel, give it to beta readers, focus groups, writing groups, and make it better. We take some writing courses, improve our…
