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Genres That Authors Struggle With Most Often - podcast
Lucy Silag
Many authors are drawn to memoir writing because it allows them to share the powerful moments of their life with others. But finding marketing or publishing success as a memoir writer can be difficult. Lucy Silag, community and engagement manager at...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Common Mistakes
Genres That Authors Struggle With Most Often - video
Lucy Silag
Many authors are drawn to memoir writing because it allows them to share the powerful moments of their life with others. But finding marketing or publishing success as a memoir writer can be difficult. Lucy Silag, community and engagement manager at...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Common Mistakes
Is a Business Plan for Your Book Necessary? - article
R.J. Lee
A salesman told about having to do a 90-day sales business plan as a requirement for a job interview. He wrote one word: “Sell.” He got the job. Unfortunately, for an author, “Write” would not be a business plan. So, should you do one? That depends on...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
Author Jonathan Brown on His Blog Strategy and How it Has Evolved
Jonathan Brown
Author Jonathan Brown first started blogging to strengthen his writing. Now, he has started to include more written interviews with fellow writers. Brown will email questions to his interviewees and post their responses on his blog, which is sent out...
over 6 years ago
Blogging
Tips
The Elements of Hard-Boiled Fiction and How to Connect With Other Writers - podcast
Elaine Ash
Hard-boiled fiction, also known as noir fiction, includes gritty, graphic crime writing with deeply conflicted characters. Often times the main character is an anti-hero, lacking conventional hero attributes. Author and professional book editor Elaine...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Finding Your Voice
The Elements of Hard-Boiled Fiction and How to Connect With Other Writers - video
Elaine Ash
Hard-boiled fiction, also known as noir fiction, includes gritty, graphic crime writing with deeply conflicted characters. Often times the main character is an anti-hero, lacking conventional hero attributes. Author and professional book editor Elaine...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Finding Your Voice
Writing Historical Fiction - article
Kevan Lyon
One of my favorite areas to work in is historical fiction. The best authors in the genre are passionate about getting the history right, but because it’s fiction, they get to use their imaginations too. The characters may go places or have relationships...
over 9 years ago
Fiction
Setting
On Writing Marketechture with Vince Freeman - video
Jeff Stanger
Jeff Stanger, author of "Trolley Dodger," discusses combining his nonprofit knowledge with Vince Freeman's marketing and public relations expertise to create "Marketechture." The book fuses their ideas together to help writers navigate online technology...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Working with a Co-Author
On Writing Marketechture with Vince Freeman - podcast
Jeff Stanger
Jeff Stanger, author of "Trolley Dodger," discusses combining his nonprofit knowledge with Vince Freeman's marketing and public relations expertise to create "Marketechture." The book fuses their ideas together to help writers navigate online technology...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Working with a Co-Author
Sharon Norris Elliott on Starting Her Writing Seminar Business, AuthorizeMe
Sharon Norris Elliott
Author, editor, and speaker Sharon Norris Elliott launched her business, AuthorizeMe, to help her fellow Christian authors flesh out their book ideas. Originally, she started with a 12-hour, 2-day seminar that guides authors on how to write a book proposal...
over 6 years ago
I have an Idea!
Outlining Your Story
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