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Coffee With Bill: 3 Steps to Move From Teaching to Training with Nonfiction Readers - Part 1 - podcast
Bill Donahue
When you're writing nonfiction, you need to communicate a lot of information effectively. In this presentation, "From Teaching to Training," Dr. Bill Donahue provides expert advice on writing a coherent nonfiction book, and he covers the following topics...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
The Value of a Blog Tour - video
Leah Ingram
Blog tours for authors are a trend of the times. These days, publishers usually do not send authors on an actual book tour, and authors are expected to market themselves. Leah Ingram, spokesperson and author of "Suddenly Frugal: How to Live Happier...
over 9 years ago
Events
Book Tours
Subsidiary Considerations: Reprint Rights - podcast
Judy Klein
Judy Klein, an agent and rights consultant, discusses reprint rights for books, including what they are, how they have changed over time, and how they relate to other subsidiary rights. Up until a few years ago, reprint rights were a big deal. Your...
over 9 years ago
Legal
Subsidiary Rights
The Value of a Blog Tour - podcast
Leah Ingram
Blog tours for authors are a trend of the times. These days, publishers usually do not send authors on an actual book tour, and authors are expected to market themselves. Leah Ingram, spokesperson and author of "Suddenly Frugal: How to Live Happier...
over 9 years ago
Events
Book Tours
Dr. Mark Eckel on His Strategy for Up Against the Lockers - video
Dr. Mark Eckel
As he continues to work on completing his forthcoming nonfiction book, Up Against the Lockers: Teaching-Learning as Christian Practice , author and educator Dr. Mark Eckel has been strategizing how to most effectively execute an essay-style book. Relying...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
Dr. Mark Eckel on His Strategy for Up Against the Lockers - podcast
Dr. Mark Eckel
As he continues to work on completing his forthcoming nonfiction book, Up Against the Lockers: Teaching-Learning as Christian Practice , author and educator Dr. Mark Eckel has been strategizing how to most effectively execute an essay-style book. Relying...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
Subsidiary Considerations: Reprint Rights - video
Judy Klein
Judy Klein, an agent and rights consultant, discusses reprint rights for books, including what they are, how they have changed over time, and how they relate to other subsidiary rights. Up until a few years ago, reprint rights were a big deal. Your...
over 9 years ago
Legal
Subsidiary Rights
I’ve finally completed my book manuscript! So, now what? Do I need to get it edited? Look for a publisher?
Author Learning Center
Question: I’ve finally completed my book manuscript! So, now what? Do I need to get it edited? Look for a publisher? Answer: Congratulations on completing your manuscript! You are in an elite group of writers and should be incredibly proud of your...
over 3 years ago
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Drawing Upon a Technical Background to Help Inform Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writing - video
Terry Persun
While researching for your sci-fi or fantasy novel, it can be helpful to draw from your own personal background and interests to enhance your story. For author Terry Persun, his background in science and engineering helped him better understand and...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Researching Your Idea
Drawing Upon a Technical Background to Help Inform Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writing - podcast
Terry Persun
While researching for your sci-fi or fantasy novel, it can be helpful to draw from your own personal background and interests to enhance your story. For author Terry Persun, his background in science and engineering helped him better understand and...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Researching Your Idea
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