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  • Motivating Kids to Read Through Author School Visits - podcast

    Diane Z. Shore
    Diane Z. Shore
    One of Diane Z. Shore's favorite parts of being a children's author is visiting schools, where she gets to inspire the kids to read and write. As a read-aloud advocate, Shore knows that many children are reluctant readers and need that extra encouragement...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Children's Books
    • In the Classroom
  • The Value of Critique Groups and Editors in Helping Authors Prepare Their Manuscript

    Steve Hutson
    Steve Hutson
    As social creatures, humans need people they can create with and grow with, and this extends to authors in the writing process, says literary agent Steve Hutson. A critique group is an author’s tribe, made up of writers with a similar mission who all...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Getting Feedback
    • Writing Groups
  • Author Tara Botel Doherty on Her Short Story Collection, 'Growing Up Hollywood'

    Tara Botel Doherty
    Tara Botel Doherty
    Author and educator Tara Botel Doherty grew up in Hollywood during the ‘70s and ‘80s, and she used that experience to create her short story collection Growing Up Hollywood and its two main characters, Annie and Grace. Because of her personal connection...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Reason for Writing
  • Getting Published: The Power of Persistence - podcast

    Anthony Franze
    Anthony Franze
    Author Anthony Franze secured an agent quickly for his first book and had high hopes for success, but it was rejected by every major publisher. It took several years for him to rebound from this rejection and write his second book, The Advocate's Daughter...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • The Key Elements of a Captivating Mystery Novel

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    Readers have come to expect that certain story elements are present when reading fiction books in their favorite genre. Mystery readers are no different. In order for writers to capture the attention and interest of these readers, they must include an...
    • over 5 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Identifying Your Genre
  • Getting Published: The Power of Persistence - video

    Anthony Franze
    Anthony Franze
    Author Anthony Franze secured an agent quickly for his first book and had high hopes for success, but it was rejected by every major publisher. It took several years for him to rebound from this rejection and write his second book, The Advocate's Daughter...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • What Authors Need to Know About Branding - podcast

    Kathleen Schmidt
    Kathleen Schmidt
    Kathleen Schmidt , publicist at www.kmspr.com, explains branding and when it is needed. Do you need a branding campaign? Not all authors need a branding campaign. Many authors are debut authors and what they need are promotional campaigns that will...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Finding Your Platform
  • What Authors Need to Know About Branding - video

    Kathleen Schmidt
    Kathleen Schmidt
    Kathleen Schmidt , publicist at www.kmspr.com, explains branding and when it is needed. Do you need a branding campaign? Not all authors need a branding campaign. Many authors are debut authors and what they need are promotional campaigns that will...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Finding Your Platform
  • Filling the Void After Publishing - podcast

    Patty Blue Hayes
    Patty Blue Hayes
    Many writers and authors can relate to the slump that often follows after publishing a book. Or, as Patty Blue Hayes, author and life coach, calls it, PPD - post publishing depression. Because writing projects can be a work in progress for several months...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • Filling the Void After Publishing - video

    Patty Blue Hayes
    Patty Blue Hayes
    Many writers and authors can relate to the slump that often follows after publishing a book. Or, as Patty Blue Hayes, author and life coach, calls it, PPD - post publishing depression. Because writing projects can be a work in progress for several...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
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