Our thanks to the Wise Ink blog team at Wise Ink Creative Publishing for this contribution, offering up nine helpful self-editing resources! We know the drill: you’ve completed your manuscript, looked it over, looked it over again, but your eyes
Our thanks to book publicist Claire McKinney of Claire McKinney Public Relations for this post! In a previous post I talked about how to make sure your book isn’t discarded by a review or media outlet because it “looks” self-published.
Our thanks to author Sara Goff for this guest post! Readers aren’t likely to get excited about a death scene. You’re asking them to experience the protagonist’s despair, guilt-ridden relief, or callous pleasure, if that’s your story. The scene is
Nancy Erickson, a.k.a. The Book Professor, has developed a program for non-fiction authors called “Get My Book Out”™ that offers a comprehensive collection of guided tools to get your book out of your head and into the hands of your
“Come hell or high water” took on new meaning for those of us in the southeast this weekend… We hope our southeastern friends are safe and dry and our thoughts are with you for all those who continue to battle
Our thanks to Flora Brown for this insightful post. We’re big stress-relief coloring fans around here, so excited to see more authors’ take on this! Coloring books, a favorite childhood activity, have captivated adults around the world and now dominate
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Our thanks to Brendan Brown, Founder of Global English Editing, for this guest post and nifty infographic! Friends impact our lives in a big way, and along with family and Sesame Street, help mold us as people. They’ll rightly mock you