Guest Post: Perfect Beginnings by Kate Moretti, author of Thought I Knew You
I’m honoured that Absent Children received a mention on this great blog post by Kate Morretti about first lines.
I’m honoured that Absent Children received a mention on this great blog post by Kate Morretti about first lines.
Originally posted on Michael J Holley – Writer:
One of the key attributes on Amazon, which pulls more readers in, is the number of reviews a book has. It stands to reason that a book which has a lot of reviews looks as though it’s been read more than a book which only has a…
Originally posted on Writing Under Fire:
It is my pleasure to introduce you to an amazing woman originally from “down under” (and heading home soon.) Juli Townsend is a mother, wife, sister, friend and writer. She is also a nurse and a midwife and admits that she can be a little obsessive about birth and…
Absent Children now available in paperback! Amazon reviews: Hope and Inspiration Tragedy can, and does, ruin relationships and divide families. Absent children is the story of a couple who can’t communicate their guilt and pain, and it looks as if there’s no way back. The author takes us into the thoughts and fears of each, a…
This blog is about the little decisions I made before I began writing Absent Children. Small things that I hoped would help it stand out as something different from the millions of books available today. Here are the main three ideas I came up with: The majority of fictional books I read were written in Third…
Oh boy, can I relate to this! Reblogged from Girls heart Books’ blog.
Hi all, I’m changing the way this blog will appear, and it’s proving to be quite a technical challenge to this brain of mine. However, given time, I hope to master the art of creating a site that fills all my desires. Please accept my apologies for any odd notifications you may receive while I…
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via Flickr Creative Commons, via Stupid.Photos Much of any kind of success is related to attitude. We can’t control the weather, the future of publishing, the global economic conditions, but we can control our attitude. To be successful at anything, there are a few core principles we…
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Originally posted on WORD SAVANT:
As I read “Don’t Ask Me What I’m Writing” in the Sunday New York Times, I thought, “That is the worst question anyone can ask a writer.” The question was, How is your novel going? When someone asks me that question, I have the panicky feeling I used to get when I…
It’s really hard to believe how much money writers are prepared to throw away in the hope of being noticed. The amount of money Author Solutions and their offshoots make from gullible authors is atrocious!
I apologise for the massive lull in posts lately. My excuse lies in the fact that I’m in the final stages of an international move combined with extra house guests staying with us while they make a movie in my home. Life is far from normal at the moment, but it’s fun. To fill the…
Reblogged from David Gaughan’s blog – a guest post from Joanna Penn about the marketing myths we need to forget.
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via the award-winning show “House.” Back in the Spring we started talking about ways to create multi-dimensional characters. Then I probably saw something shiny and, in case you are wondering? NO, I can’t catch the red dot. But I don’t give up easily 😀 . It’s tempting for…
Another informative post from David Gaughran. If you’re a writer, looking to self-publish and think it’s easier to pay for the service, please read David’s post. There is help out there and a lot of it is free. The big publishing companies are buying up the old Vanity Presses and charging big bucks for their…