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How can I find out about upcoming book events such as festivals and conventions where I can sell my book?
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Question: How can I find out about upcoming book events such as festivals and conventions where I can sell my book? Answer: In-person events such as festivals, fairs, signings, and conventions can be a very effective way to create awareness for...
over 3 years ago
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How Authors Can Stay Connected to Their Readers (and Each Other!) in a Virtual World
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Collaborating with fellow writers and meeting readers are two exciting parts of being an author, but in-person gatherings cannot always be easily arranged due to budget constraints or unforeseen circumstances. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to virtually...
over 6 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
Top Ten Tips for Navigating Social Media (when you’re not a millennial!)
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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 6 years ago
Social Media
General
As an author, how can I protect my work, my privacy, and my business?
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Question: As an author, how can I protect my work, my privacy, and my business? Answer: The writing process is a solitary journey where your creativity and imagination can explore in the privacy of your writing space. Once your work is published...
4 months ago
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What are all of the costs I should consider when writing and publishing a book?
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Disclaimer: The costs associated with writing, editing, publishing, and marketing a book can vary widely. Any cost estimates or cost ranges provided below are based on what you might expect to pay in the United States. You must conduct your own research...
over 3 years ago
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What can I do to protect my work, both published and unpublished, in the event of my death?
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Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and provides an overview of the basic principles of wills, trusts, and Literary Executors for authors. The material contained in this article is NOT legal advice, and does not create an attorney...
over 2 years ago
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Building a Platform - article
Wendy Keller
Your platform is simply a way of thinking about how many people care about what you’re saying and might be willing to put some money down to hear you say more of it. It’s an indication of how many people are interested in what you have to say and feel...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
How to Outline a Book in 7 Easy Steps
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To Outline or Not to Outline Your Novel? A large part of writing a fiction book is not so much the writing, but about learning how to take an idea and turn it into a full-fledged book. This process is one that stumps most new authors. They have an...
over 7 years ago
I have an Idea!
Outlining Your Story
I would like to pursue a traditional publishing deal for my book, but I’m not sure it is a good fit for a major publishing house. What other types of traditional publishers are out there?
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Question: I would like to pursue a traditional publishing deal for my book, but I’m not sure it is a good fit for a major publishing house. What other types of traditional publishers are out there? Answer: Most authors are familiar with the “Big...
1 month ago
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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 7 years ago
Fiction
Points of View
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