Our thanks to literary publicist Lynda Bouchard for this guest contribution about crafting a better author bio to draw in your readers… What I Learned About Story Telling While Polishing a Match.Com Profile & the Take Away for Authors I
Our thanks to literary publicist Claire McKinney for this guest contribution! When I worked for publishing houses in New York City there was a debate about book review coverage: Does seeking book reviews really sell books? The answer is sometimes
To have a decent author photo, you don’t need to look like a model or a movie star, but spending the time to get a decent picture will make a difference. It is important to make the best possible first
Thanks to author/blogger Cassie Phillips for this guest contribution. For any self-published author, the marketing process is nearly as important as the actual writing. Without the support of a publishing house team around you, getting your work out to the
Our thanks to literary publicist Lynda Bouchard for this guest contribution The will to prepare is more vital to your success as an author than your will to succeed. Here’s why: If you don’t have a solid game plan in
Our sincere thanks to author and famed cartoonist Bob Eckstein (Footnotes from the World’s Greatest Bookstores) for this guest contribution! Your book comes out. The champagne cork has popped. You contact your alumni newsletter. You have a spanking new designated
Our thanks to book publicist Claire McKinney of Claire McKinney Public Relations for this contribution! When I was young and naïve, I thought the bios you read in theater pro grams and on the backs of books were written by