How Not to Write a Novel & Never Get it Published

How Not to Write a Novel & Never Get it Published

Essential advice for beginning writers on writing, proofreading, editing, query letters, and how to approach literary agents and book publishers with your novel.

Advantages of Self Publishing Your Own Book

Advantages of Self Publishing Your Own Book

While the In­ter­net may be harm­ing pub­lish­er chances of mak­ing a prof­it, it has been down­right help­ful to au­thors and con­tent cre­ators, and self pub­lish­ers. There are very con­ve­nient In­ter­net on de­mand ser­vices where all you have to do to get start­ed is to open an ac­count, up­load your book and art­work for the cov­er, and set up your IS­BN num­ber.

Published October 14th, 2010 · Make Money Writing, Publishing · No comments · Read More »
The Honeymoon Is Over Once You Gain a Publisher for Your Business Book

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.

Published January 23rd, 2010 · Publishing, Writer's Tips · No comments · Read More »


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