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Monthly Archives: March 2015
The Pleasure of Reading
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
I have spent the majority of my time on this blog writing about writing, so I thought I would address the most fundamental and most important part of this experience with…
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REVISITING THE CLASSICS FOR INSIGHTS AND INSPIRATION
Some of you may recall a recent post of mine when I described my experience with a scathing critique of my newly completed novel. And actually deep-sixed the novel since it seemed unredeemable, based on the extent of the criticisms. … Continue reading
Posted in Novel construction, Writing
Tagged classic literature, critiques, novel structure, novels, writing
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THE PINTEREST PUZZLE
I was so proud of myself yesterday. As you read this, keep in mind that I am not young. Social media and all its options do not come naturally to me, as I wasn’t raised on them. I embarked on … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged book promotion, Books, Pinterest, Preferences, Social Media, writing
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Infographically Explained: Should You Self-Publish or Go Traditional?
Originally posted on Publishing Insights:
? The Write Life publishes an infographic to help authors decide whether they should pursue self-publishing or follow the path of traditional publishing. In a discussion of this infographic, Mutterings of a Fantasy Writer refers to July 2014 Author Earnings Report which…
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The Promises of Spring
On this relatively mild, sunny March day (mid-thirties), after an obnoxiously long and brutally cold/snowy winter, I can’t stop daydreaming about flowers and butterflies and spring and the warmth of summer to come. Yes, there still are several feet of snow … Continue reading
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Tagged agents, Autumn Colors, butterflies, flowers, In Her Mother's Shoes, novels, Publishing, Self-publishing, Spring, summer, Traditional Publishers, writers, writing
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Socialized Media
Originally posted on Sarah LaPolla:
One of the most common questions I get from non-publishing friends is “Why do you have so many Twitter followers?” I get this from publishing friends too, I guess. The answer is, I don’t know.…
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