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How Authors Can Use Pinterest to Promote and Sell Books
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What is Pinterest? As a published author, you probably hear pretty often how important it is to utilize social media to sell your books . But with so many options, how can you find time for them all? Sites like Twitter , Facebook , Instagram , and...
over 6 years ago
Social Media
Pinterest
Top Ten Tips for Navigating Social Media (when you’re not a millennial!)
Author Learning Center
The internet and the world have changed so much over the past two decades, making it hard to keep up. Social media can be especially challenging to navigate and it may seem like millennials and Gen Z have a monopoly on this channel, but don’t let generational...
over 5 years ago
Social Media
General
How to Find Success as a Freelance Writer
Author Learning Center
Looking for flexibility in the hours you work and the writing you pursue? Freelance writing may be the solution. However, nothing comes easy in the world of freelancing. In order to be successful, you have to find a market for your work and clients that...
over 5 years ago
Writing Jobs
Freelance Writer
I’m interested in writing historical fiction, but I’m not sure where to start. How can I combine both fact and fiction to create an engaging story?
Author Learning Center
Question: I’m interested in writing historical fiction, but I’m not sure where to start. How can I combine both fact and fiction to create an engaging story? Answer: Historical fiction novels are embedded in the past. The stories typically take...
1 month ago
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Poetic Forms and Their Definitions
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A poetic form is a set of rules that dictate the rhyme scheme, structure, rhythm, and meter of a poem. The form may also guide the purpose and tone of a poem. When the message and form fit together, you can produce a poem that is truly powerful. Poet...
over 6 years ago
Poetry
Styles
3 Steps to Securing a Bookstore Event - article
Melissa Glowski
First, if you’re reading this article, there’s a good chance you’ve already completed your book—congratulations! You’ve already accomplished something very impressive that few people ever do. Of course, the next step is finding ways to sell your book...
over 8 years ago
Events
Book Signings
Pen's 12 Secrets to Writing Success - article
Pen Densham
Pen Densham, co-founder of Trilogy Entertainment Group, considers himself a triple-hyphenate: a writer – producer – & director. He and his partner John Watson have been Oscar Nominated twice, have produced 15 features and over 300 hours of television...
over 8 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Writing Exercises
How to Self-Edit Your Book Manuscript: Grammar, Format, and Clarity
Author Learning Center
Congratulations! You’ve finished the first draft of your manuscript. Maybe you throw a party, go out for a nice meal, see friends for the first time in a long while, or all the above. But, after you've finished the champagne and swept the confetti, it...
over 6 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
Author Newsletters: What to Include and What to Avoid
Author Learning Center
What you put in your author newsletter has a big impact on whether or not it will engage readers, and creating and maintaining a newsletter that gets results can be challenging. To reach your audience and keep them interested, you need to understand...
over 6 years ago
Self-Promotion
Mailing Lists
Writing in First Person Point of View
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Almost all fiction books are written in either third or first person point of view. But when it comes to picking one for your own story, how do you choose which one to use? What are the differences between them? How does the point of view affect the...
over 6 years ago
Fiction
Points of View
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