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  • Outlining 101: What Tools Do You Use? - article

    Savio Clemente
    Savio Clemente
    There are many choices in software tools for outlining a story, from simple programs such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Microsoft Project (Mac versions of Word and PowerPoint are Pages and Keynote), to more complex object-oriented programs, including...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Outlining Your Story
  • Screenwriting: What is the Development Process? - article

    Stephen Sandlin
    Stephen Sandlin
    In the current scope of film-making and its potential for money both gained and lost, producers work carefully to ensure that their chosen projects will get the desired return on investment in order to keep their respective company afloat. With consideration...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Screenwriter
  • Creating Communities on Twitter - article

    Zac Workman
    Zac Workman
    When you’re ready to build up your Twitter community, the better you plan, the better the results. Follow these quick tips, tactics, and applications, and you’ll find being a self-published author on Twitter can be a very good thing. When it comes to...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Social Media
    • Twitter (X)
  • Tips for Finding a Publishing Attorney - article

    R.J. Lee
    R.J. Lee
    You may or may not actually need a publishing attorney. But if you get into a dispute with your publisher, your agent, or another author for example, a publishing attorney will come in handy. If you’re sued for copyright infringement or you want to sue...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Contracts
  • Screenwriting: What is a Script Doctor? - article

    R.J. Lee
    R.J. Lee
    In the “old days” of movie making, a script doctor was someone to whom the studios turned to “punch up”, or improve, a script written by someone else. They worked anonymously, not really caring about becoming well-known (except with industry insiders...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Screenwriter
  • Breaking Points: Looking for Weak Spots in Your Characters - article

    Michael Esser
    Michael Esser
    Oh the joy of creating a new world filled with oddities and gizmos to wonder the imagination. The thought of all the possibilities and events that can take place in the mind are, well, mind-boggling. But what about the inhabitants of said new world?...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Character Development
  • Speaking: Build your Tribe - article

    Shells Walter
    Shells Walter
    When you are starting out in the speaking world it’s important to build a following of people and a good portfolio of engagements that you can leverage into future speaking work. Word of mouth is a great way to build your fan base. Share news of your...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Events
    • Speaking Engagements
  • The Differences between Memoir, Autobiography, and Biography - article

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    Creative Nonfiction: Memoir vs. Autobiography vs. Biography Writing any type of nonfiction story can be a daunting task. As the author, you have the responsibility to tell a true story and share the facts as accurately as you can—while also making...
    • over 8 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Choosing Your Topic
  • As a new author, do I need to be set up as a business to sell my work?

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    Disclaimer: This article provides an overview of the basic principles of registering a DBA or LLC in the United States. The material contained in this article is NOT legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client or other confidential relationship...
    • 4 months ago
    • Author Learning Center
    • Ask Keith
  • SEO: Tips for Improving Your Rank - article

    Michael Esser
    Michael Esser
    As an author, you need to promote your work constantly. The Internet is a critical component of any marketing effort. Search engines are often how your readers and potential readers will find you. But for that method to work, you need to be ranked on...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Websites
    • Optimization
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