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  • Why Do Self Published Authors Need A Publicist? - podcast

    Stephanie Barko
    Stephanie Barko
    With so many books published each year, the competition is fierce. That's the key reason Stephanie Barko says that self-published authors needs a publicist. The books that get publicity on are the ones that are found and read. In addition, Barko also...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Public Relations
    • Publicity Campaigns
  • Subsidiary Considerations: Merchandising and Other Rights - podcast

    Judy Klein
    Judy Klein
    There's a host of rights up for sale that you should be aware of when reviewing your publishing contract. Agent Judy Klein discusses some of the subsidiary rights in publishing contracts that can make you money, such as merchandising, electronics,...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Legal
    • Subsidiary Rights
  • Why Do Self Published Authors Need A Publicist? - video

    Stephanie Barko
    Stephanie Barko
    With so many books published each year, the competition is fierce. That's the key reason Stephanie Barko says that self-published authors needs a publicist. The books that get publicity on are the ones that are found and read. In addition, Barko also...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Public Relations
    • Publicity Campaigns
  • Approaching a Publisher - podcast

    Mitch Albom
    Mitch Albom
    Pitching a book to traditional publishers as a first-time author is among the most difficult things you can do, but people succeed every year. Renowned bestselling author Mitch Albom explains how to get a book published and the book publishing process...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Book Proposals
  • Breaking Into Television Writing - podcast

    Pamela Ribon
    Pamela Ribon
    If you are interested in breaking into television writing, you’ll appreciate the advice of bestselling author Pamela Ribon, who shares some tips for getting started. Once you've finished a script or pilot, start putting your content in front of an audience...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Screenwriter
  • The Challenges of Getting a Book Adapted to a Cable Series - podcast

    David Wong
    David Wong
    Due to the ever-increasing competition in the world of television entertainment, it can be extremely challenging for new writers and authors to get their work optioned for adaptation to a cable series. Producer and director, David Wong, believes that...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Adaptations
  • How Authors Can Stay Motivated When Under Pressure - video

    Rozine Prock
    Rozine Prock
    Once an author acheives a certain level of success with a book, they can feel a lot of pressure to maintain that success, whether self-inflicted or from an outside source such as an agent or publisher. Author, Rozine Prock, suggests doing at least one...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Writing Exercises
  • Blueprinting Your Novel: Break the Rules or Adhere to Form? - video

    Adam Chromy
    Adam Chromy
    What is blueprinting a novel? Literary agent Adam Chromy talks about how a novel can feel formulaic if it’s too structured. Good writers take formulas that are popular, but change them just enough to keep the reader guessing. The key is to balance creativity...
    • over 8 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Outlining Your Story
  • How Authors Can Stay Motivated When Under Pressure - podcast

    Rozine Prock
    Rozine Prock
    Once an author acheives a certain level of success with a book, they can feel a lot of pressure to maintain that success, whether self-inflicted or from an outside source such as an agent or publisher. Author, Rozine Prock, suggests doing at least one...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Writing Exercises
  • How the Quality of Material Affects a Book’s Success

    Elaine Ash
    Elaine Ash
    Author and editor Elaine Ash says doors open for authors not because of connections or promotions, but because of good material that is exciting for readers. If the first paragraph of your manuscript has a fresh voice and draws people in, you are off...
    • over 5 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Education and Craft
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