Here are four truths and four myths about publishing a novel that will help you on your journey to becoming a novelist enjoyable and rewarding.
The Gearbox Method of Book Publishing
Jurgen Appelo shares his writing strategy, the Gearbox Method of Publishing, which consists of a sequence of distinct short-term objectives and feedback cycles.
Fiction Writers: A Simple Approach to Build a Better Email List
Fiction authors know that email marketing is one of the best ways to cultivate a readership. This simple and effective approach offers surprising benefits.
Build Your Global Sales with Kobo Writing Life
Here are detailed tips for maximizing your sales with the free Kobo Writing Life self-publishing platform, including advice from bestselling authors.
Amazon Giveth, Amazon Taketh Away and Now… Amazon Giveth Again!
Amazon is launching AMS, Amazon Marketing Services. giving self-publishing authors access to marketing programs previously reserved for Amazon’s bigger vendors.
When Failure Isn’t an Option — How to Find Your Readers
Scared of failure? Scared of success? Find out what you should do right now to find your readers and know what it feels like to have a successful book.
An Interview with Fauzia Burke, Author of Online Marketing for Busy Authors
Digital branding expert Fauzia Burke gives authors straight answers to their questions about the overwhelming but exciting social media and online marketing options available these days.
The What, Why, and How of Author Platforms
Millions of authors are trying to secure a relationship at first glance. A smaller, wiser group are building platforms. Learn how to build your platform–the secret to succeeding as an author.
9 Steps to Getting Your Self-Published Books into Libraries
Getting your books into libraries takes a great deal of time and effort. It does not just “happen.” Here are the main steps self-published authors need to take to be taken seriously by librarians.
Copyediting: It Doesn’t End With Your Manuscript
A review of how copyeditors different from proofreaders, and what else indie authors need to do when they get their manuscripts back from editing before they are printed.
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