Archive | March 22, 2018
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Win Amazon vouchers in the Electric Eclectic Prize Draw…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
This is a simple prize draw. See full details HERE
Here’s how to check which apps have access to your Facebook account—and delete them…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Further to my blog linking post on 15th March Facebook doesn’t make it easy to delete your account – Here’s How to do it Please also read the following from Mike Murphy on Quartz Media LLC: If you’ve been on Facebook for a while, you’ve…
Character Quotes from One Night in Daytona Beach by Dellani — Cereal Authors
Originally posted on carsonrenomysteryseries.com:
“I was gonna do The Chart House,” he told her. “Is that okay?” “Perfect. I hear a swordfish steak calling my name.” “Sentient swordfish. Kinda creepy.” Jamie climbed behind him, putting her hands around his waist. Turning around, he kissed her as she put her helmet on. Her smile set…
#MotownWriters: Is a Press Release Still a Good Book Promotion Tool?
Originally posted on Motown Writers Network . . . Michigan Literary Network:
Is a Press Release Still a Good Book Promotion Tool? 4 Author Marketing Experts, Inc. by Penny Sansevieri When it comes to getting the word out there about their book, the first thing authors think of is writing a press release. Which makes sense, I mean it’s what we’ve…
Writer’s Round Table presents: “Let’s Talk Social Media” with Rachel and Dellani
TODAY I have my partners in crime with me to discuss SOCIAL MEDIA. You know those pesky little platforms that are used to gossip and bitch about politics? That’s all well and good but how do things like FACEBOOK & TWITTER impact the independent author? Please welcome Dellani Oakes and Rachael Reuben How does another…
How Can Authors Protect Their Works in Progress?
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
by RJ Crayton on Indies Unlimited: This question gets asked by readers a lot here at Indies Unlimited: How can I protect my manuscript from being taken by someone I let read it? And as common as the question is, it’s an easy answer: you can’t.…
