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Get that Creative Spark Back: Do a Guest Blog
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
How can you spark your Blog World Creativity? It’s called the . . . Guest Blog Yes, that fabled thing we all hear about and sometimes actually take part in. I did one a while back. Now I’ve done two. Today, this being Friday, November 21, 2014 I have a guest…
One At A Time
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
A lot of people have the idea that when they publish a book they’re going to be rich. It’s a myth supported to some extent by the media and, certainly, there are examples of successful authors who are well-to-do based largely on the proceeds from their books…
LWI #Tips for #NaNoWriMo and authors and #AmWriting people everywhere.
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
What kind of Literary oriented site would we be, an author centered environment without mention today of . . . NaNoWriMo 2014 I’m actually taking part for the first time. Other member of LWI are involved as well. A lot of us think it will be difficult, yet we…
Surviving the Blogging Dry Spell.
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
“HELLO?! It’s dry in here!” My brain screamed at the top of its . . . whatever it has to scream at the top of with. “’Sup?” I asked. “Dude, we got nothin’.” “What do you mean, nothin‘?” “Seriously? I’m your brain and you are asking me what that means?” It…
The Terrifying World of Author’s Social Media Mistakes and Tips To Stop Them Happening
Originally posted on Madeleine Swann:
At the moment I and everyone else is surrounded by heart stopping stories of bizarrely ranting authors, such as the cases of ‘The Author Who Trolled Himself For Four Goddamn Months‘ Stephen J Harper and ‘I Am Not Your Bitch You Are Mine‘ Chelsea Cain. I say heart stopping rather than…
Top 5 Tips from Fellow Bloggers
Originally posted on Reading Page by Paige:
Yes, I think it is time that I jump into the all-known cliche of blogging and at least write ONE tip post. I have compiled a list of some websites that I feel could be helpful in more ways then one to many people. Whether you are a…
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