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THE PARANORMAL SIDE OF ME…(Guest Post)…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
THE PARANORMAL SIDE OF ME I once had a YouTube series called Spritus Walking. I covered a lot of topics involving paranormal phenomenon and other spiritual based subject areas. One of the topics I touched on was ghosts. Since we’re nearing the Halloween season, I…
Mystery, Thriller, Suspense. Where does your book belong?
Originally posted on Lori Crane:
So, what’s the deal with the genres Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense?? Most readers don’t know the difference, but if you’re trying to place your book in the best genre to find the perfect readership, a writer should know the difference. The difference depends on if the reader knows what’s going…
Branding your Books into a Series – Episode 4 of 4…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
See Episode 1 HERE. See Episode 2 HERE. See Episode 3 HERE. This final episode deals with themes that link your covers. For this, I have to thank Madelaine Bauman for letting me use her covers. She has yet to publish her first book, but…
Branding your Books into a Series – Episode 3 of 4…
Posted on September 20, 2015 by The Story Reading Ape See Episode 1 HERE. See Episode 2 HERE. Welcome back. Now that you’ve had your introduction to using color to mark your books as a series, I’m sure you see that all over the place. About like noticing a particular make/model of vehicle once you’ve […]
Branding your Books into a Series – Episode 2 of 4…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
See Episode 1 HERE. Welcome back. Today, we’re going to discuss using color to indicate which of your books belong to which series. For this example, I’ll be highlighting Tanya R. Simon’s Vengeance of the Fallen series. Tanya writes thrillers and thriller/horror mashups. This genre…
Branding your Books into a Series – Episode 1 of 4…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
A while back, Chris was kind enough to let me run a multi-part series about making book trailers on a shoe-string budget. In the comments of one of the episodes, someone asked about branding book covers to indicate a series. It’s taken me a while…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 