Archive for the ‘Writer’s Tips’ Category
12 Ways to Break Into the Book Business
Breaking into the publishing business is not easy, especially in this economy. A logical, organized approach may tilt the publishing odds in your favor.
The Honeymoon Is Over Once You Gain a Publisher for Your Business Book
Publishers are often very tactful while wooing authors. Their reservations are shared after you cash the advance check. It would take several books to describe all of the mistakes we authors sometimes make. Here’s a list of a few steps you can take that will help you avoid them.
4 Steps to Improve Editing Your Own Writing
Writing and editing are two totally different tasks. Writing is a creative process. Editing is a critical process. Each task demands a very specific focus; each must be handled separately. Editing should not start until the writing task is completed.
Becoming A Writer – 5 Tips To Get You Started
If you struggle to see yourself living the writer’s life (with all the self-discipline, rejection, and uncertainty that comes with it), you’re going to have a far more difficult road to travel than if you have complete confidence as a writer.
How to Write a Book as a Weekend Warrior
Are you only able to work on your book part time or on weekends? Discover how to take the short way home to your successful book. Here are some easy tips from a fellow weekend writer to help you in your journey.
Is This the Year You Will Finally Write Your Book?
Are you ready to write your book this year? Do you want it to be successful? If so, consider these questions before you start writing…

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