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Using a Pen Name While Still Maximizing Your Social Media Presence - video
Andrea Dunlop
Social media marketing with a pen name may seem like a nonstarter. But with a little creativity, you can still utilize social media to market your book while keeping your identity a secret. Andrea Dunlop, director of Social Media and Marketing for...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
General
Using a Pen Name While Still Maximizing Your Social Media Presence - podcast
Andrea Dunlop
Social media marketing with a pen name may seem like a nonstarter. But with a little creativity, you can still utilize social media to market your book while keeping your identity a secret. Andrea Dunlop, director of Social Media and Marketing for...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
General
5 Things NOT to Skip While Editing - recorded webinar
Donna Hatch
Rewriting and editing is what distinguishes amateurs from professionals. It’s what brings your work to life. When you write a rough draft, you may pour yourself into it, but the rough draft is really just for getting the story down; the key to making...
over 9 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
I’m writing a novel for young adult readers. What are some things I should consider to ensure my story appeals to this age group?
Author Learning Center
Question: I’m writing a novel for young adult readers. What are some things I should consider to ensure my story appeals to this age group? Answer: The young adult (YA) category of books continues to be a steadily growing segment of the market...
10 months ago
Author Learning Center
Ask Keith
An Eye for the Weird: Finding the Extraordinary within the Ordinary - recorded webinar
Sarah Gerkensmeyer
How can the strange, the uncanny, and the unordinary help give us more direct access to our characters’ ordinary, human experiences? This webinar will explore how some “weird” writers, like our presenter Sarah Gerkensmeyer, work with a careful balance...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Finding Your Voice
Keep up With Your Audience - article
Molly Blaisdell
Why should you take the time to stay in touch with your audience? Because keeping up with your audience will increase your sales. Your readers bought one book, you want them to buy another. You also want your readers to jump on board with promoting your...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
W. Timothy Wright on the Inspiration For His Book, The Valley Boys
W. Timothy Wright
In the summer of 1957, the Indiana towns of French Lick and West Baden decided to merge two high schools that had been fierce rivals for decades. The idea seemed ludicrous at first and caused quite a bit of controversy, especially on the basketball court...
over 7 years ago
Nonfiction
Reason for Writing
Bart Tesoriero on the Path to His Career in Christian Book Publishing - podcast
Bart Tesoriero
Nonfiction Christian author and editor Bart Tesoriero felt a calling early on in his life to be a priest. He followed this calling and attended seminary school, after which time he dabbled in journalism and other work before becoming a youth minister...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Platform and Credibility
Balancing the Needs of Your Book Audience with Deadlines and Other Factors - podcast
Bart Tesoriero
Balancing the needs of your audience with deadlines and other external factors can be especially challenging for writers. First, have patience for yourself and for others who work with you in the process. Author and editor Bart Tesoriero deals with...
over 9 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Time Management
Bart Tesoriero on the Path to His Career in Christian Book Publishing - video
Bart Tesoriero
Nonfiction Christian author and editor Bart Tesoriero felt a calling early on in his life to be a priest. He followed this calling and attended seminary school, after which time he dabbled in journalism and other work before becoming a youth minister...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Platform and Credibility
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