Archive | June 26, 2015
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How to Add a Little Humor to Your Story
Originally posted on Jean's Writing:
I think all writing at some point can use a little comic relief. Think when your cooking that special meal and nothing is going right. Come to think of it something always funny happens in the kitchen. Comic relief is a way to release tension. Think Die Hard movies.…
Featured Book: Sofie at Bat
Originally posted on readers+writers journal:
Perseverance and Practice in Picture Book for Kids Eight year old Sofie learns the importance of practice, perseverance and letting go of fears in a charming picture book for young readers. When t-ball player Sofie is unable to master hitting, she becomes consumed with fears about an upcoming game…
An Unhealed Scar
Originally posted on Regina Puckett:
An Unhealed Scar Regina Puckett Why are you standing still? Have you lost your will? Has time stopped for good? Maybe you’re just misunderstood What if someone offered to fix it all? Would you gather your strength and heed the call? Or have you decided it’s easier to stand where…
The Email Marketing Trap Fiction Writers Must Avoid
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Read this great article by clicking on Jason’s photo or link below: the-email-marketing-trap-fiction-writers-must-avoid
Call to Arms – Jackie Weger’s take
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Jackie Weger is more than an author of great romance novels; she’s a tireless supporter of Indies, both on her own and through her eNovel Authors at Work group. Jackie has written a score of posts detailing her (rather extensive) marketing experience. As she includes the experience of the 50-odd authors…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 