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Tickets now on sale!
Originally posted on Megan Morgan:
Today is the day! Tickets are now on sale for the East Coast Author Convention, where I’ll be one of the guest authors–taking place October 4-5 2019 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. **Tickets are on sale HERE for the main events.** **Visit this page for other activities, some of which are…
Author Toolbox Blog Hop: Sharing a World
Originally posted on Megan Morgan:
It’s time for the Author Toolbox Blog Hop! The hop takes place the third Wednesday of every month (minus November/December) and focuses on the sharing of resources and learning tools for authors. Stop by the hop page and check out all the participants and their posts this month! Also check…
Indie Publishing News Needs Your HELP
Originally posted on Plaisted Formatting & Genealogy:
Plaisted Publishing House produces a FREE Marketing Magazine for Indie Authors and those who support them – aka Editors, Graphic Designers, Illustrators, Marketers etc. This magazine celebrated it’s second year in Feb 2018. We have 526 members in the GROUP We have 370 signed up to receive and share…
The Ultimate Character Questionnaire (156 questions)…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
This character questionnaire has been collated from a variety of sources. It has been split into categories to try to make it more manageable, but this categorisation is far from perfect and lots of the questions could probably be in more than one category. If…
How to start your own Author Newsletter
Originally posted on Writer's Treasure Chest:
Picture courtesy of: http://kerdukey.com/newsletter-sign-up/ When I started building my network on social media and created “Writer’s Treasure Chest” I was not prepared for this much more to come. There are many more challenges to face. One of these challenges is to create my own Author Newsletter. I started…
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There Is Far Too Much Emphasis Placed On Planning
Originally posted on Have We Had Help?:
I know I’ve spoken about planning in the past. But like a lot of seriously overused writing crutches, it bears talking about yet again. So many new and not so new writers insist on planning every single detail in their current work in progress almost to the point…