Tag Archive | novel
7 Ways to Boost Your Book Sales
Originally posted on Ryan Lanz:
? by Annmarie McQueen ? In my last post, I looked at how to prepare yourself for self-publishing. This time I’ll be focusing on what to do once your book is already out there, and how to increase your sales revenue. Here are my top tips for marketing your novel…
When Querying A Novel: Hope Can Be The Scariest Thing
Originally posted on WRITING TIPS & WRITERLY MUSINGS:
If you’re a regular reader, you saw my post two weeks ago about how I started to lose faith in my story. I believe in my story, but I was worried about its ability to stand out in an over-crowded market full of amazing stories. I don’t…
How to Write a Book Review
Originally posted on Ryan Lanz:
? by Doug Lewars ? Book reviews are a fact of life. If it’s your book being reviewed, they’re nice if they’re positive and decidedly unpleasant if they’re negative. Every book is going to have a few negative reviews. That’s a fact of life because people are different, have different…
For Bloggers: How to Post Every Day
Originally posted on Ryan Lanz:
? by ARHuelsenbeck ? I started my blog, ARHtistic License, in May, 2015. Soon, I was posting every day. I’m not bragging. I’m just saying it’s doable. Is it necessary to post every day? No. ? Then why do it? Because I’d like to reward my loyal followers by giving…
The 7 Types of Editing Your Book Needs
Originally posted on Ryan Lanz:
? Stories come in every shape and size, and as an author, you bring your own expertise and experience to your tale. So when it comes to editing, you might not need the same sort of help as someone else. You might excel at catching grammar problems but struggle with…
THE END IS NEAR
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
THE END IS NEAR “Life goes on, But how can I?” Lost in her suffering in a town of despair, Linda knows not how to release herself from here. She gazes out at the big bright moon, Knowing full well what it will bring soon. “Please save us from the…
2017 Winners
Originally posted on Planetary Awards:
The 2017 results are in: The winner for best shorter story is “The First American” by Schuyler Hernstrom. The story is in issue #5 of Cirsova Magazine. This follows Hernstrom’s victory for best shorter story of 2016. The winner for best novel is Legionnaire (Galaxy’s Edge) by Jason Anspach and Nick…
Fedelta 2: Hustling
Originally posted on Books & Entertainment Network:
Image via Pixabay *Warning Language* Meanwhile, just a few blocks away in front of a laundromat, Cassandra was hunting for new clothes. In most people’s eyes, she was loaded but in reality, she was asset rich and cash poor. She couldn’t just walk into a store and pay…
Special offer 2 days only
Originally posted on Dragons Rule OK. V.M.Sang (author):
Today and tomorrow you can get The Stones of Earth and Air, Book 1 in Elemental Worlds, for only 0.99 (£or$) Hurry and get your compy before it’s too late. Follow this link. http://mybook.to/EarthAndAir Blurb After the Crown Prince of Ponderia starts behaving…
Who Else: Writing Secondary and Minor Characters
Originally posted on Ryan Lanz:
? by Morgan S. Hazelwood ? Who Else Is There? Writers know all about our main character–they’re the focus of our story. Often, the story is told in their voice. But what about everyone else? Unless you’re writing a person-versus-nature like Hatchet, you’re probably going to have other characters. ? Minor Characters…
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