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The Time Frame for a Typical Book Publicity Campaign
Allison Carter
W Publishing Group Publicity Director Allison Carter works on a similar time line for all of her author clients when it comes to a book publicity campaign. About six months prior to a book's release, she starts pitching the book to trade outlets such...
over 1 year ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
Mark Lee on the Benefits of Finishing Your First Draft Before Editing - podcast
Mark Lee
Author and Third Day lead guitarist Mark Lee spent years trying to write that perfect first chapter and struggled to get past this need for perfection. He tried different tactics such as following NaNoWriMo to expedite the writing process but wasn...
over 8 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Writer's Block
Mark Lee on the Benefits of Finishing Your First Draft Before Editing - video
Mark Lee
Author and Third Day lead guitarist Mark Lee spent years trying to write that perfect first chapter and struggled to get past this need for perfection. He tried different tactics such as following NaNoWriMo to expedite the writing process but wasn...
over 8 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Writer's Block
The Ins and Outs of eBooks - podcast
Heather Hummel
Author Heather Hummel shares her expertise on e-books, including the tools she uses to create the e-book file, the need for an editor and graphic designer, and the pros and cons of e-book publishing versus publishing print books. Editing your own manuscript...
over 8 years ago
Formats
eBooks
Working as a Ghostwriter - podcast
Marcia Turner
Marcia Turner, Founder of www.AssociationOfGhostwriters.Org explains the ins and outs of a ghostwriter contract. There are five key things to look for in ghostwriting contracts. First, does the ghostwriter get credit? Typically the ghostwriter does...
over 8 years ago
Writing Jobs
Ghostwriter
Utilizing Friends or Readers to Evaluate Your Work - podcast
Doug Stone
Doug Stone, co-author of “Thanks for the Feedback,” talks about getting feedback on your manuscript from friends while writing. He says that the most useful thing in utilizing friends to critique your writing is that they know where you are coming...
over 8 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
The Value of Writing Groups - video
Eric Penz
Writing is a solitary profession. So why join a writer's group? Author Eric Penz shares his perspective on why writer's groups matter and how to find a good one. Writer's groups are valuable, especially to new authors, because they allow you to network...
over 8 years ago
Getting Feedback
Writing Groups
Utilizing Friends or Readers to Evaluate Your Work - video
Doug Stone
Doug Stone, co-author of “Thanks for the Feedback,” talks about getting feedback on your manuscript from friends while writing. He says that the most useful thing in utilizing friends to critique your writing is that they know where you are coming...
over 8 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
Why You Need a Copy Editor - video
C. S. Lakin
You may think that you don't need an editor because the publisher will take care of it. But that's a big mistake. Even if you're just submitting to a publisher or agent, you're still competing against thousands of other books. Having a polished, well...
over 8 years ago
Editorial Services
Copyediting
The Value of Writing Groups - podcast
Eric Penz
Writing is a solitary profession. So why join a writer's group? Author Eric Penz shares his perspective on why writer's groups matter and how to find a good one. Writer's groups are valuable, especially to new authors, because they allow you to network...
over 8 years ago
Getting Feedback
Writing Groups
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