Tag Archive | writing
…ev’ry single sale for an Author is preciousth… my preciousth… don’t ever doubt it…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…yesterday, I posted a piece about the ‘Holy Grail’ for many writers being to achieve gazillions of sales… the pipe dream that makes the long hours, days, weeks, months, years spent in the virtual candle-lit garrets WURTH it all… be that as it may, I still read regularly of the…
Rachel Small – Faultless Finish Editing
Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
I’ve written about my editor, Rachel Small, before and told you all just how wonderful she is in this blog post I first published in July, 2011: I ♥ My Editor! then reblogged several times. Rachel and I have worked together on my writing for quite some time…
Jonathan McMillan
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Jonathan McMillan What is your latest release and what genre is it? The End of Banking: Money, Credit, and the Digital Revolution The genre is non-fiction, or, more precisely, economics and politics. Quick description: If you want to read another scandalous story about greed, The End of Banking is probably…
…Authors… what do we want? mega sales! when do we want them?… yesterday!…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…there’s an old saying I recall, ‘Patience is a Virtue… possess it if yeez can… often found in Woman, but seldom found in Man’… this ol’ Jurassic has no idea how much of that observation is based on verifiable fact, and it prob’ly depends on which gender yeez ask about…
Marja McGraw – update on a new novel
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Marja McGraw was previously featured on Reading Recommendations in Oct., 2014, and is back now to tell us about a new mystery in her other series. How Now Purple Cow: A Bogey Man Mystery by Marja McGraw Book 5 in mystery series What could purple cows and elderly spies possibly…
The Power of Wattpad: Jaw Dropping Info & Crash Course
Originally posted on Leona's Blog of Shadows:
Wattpad is a game changer for authors, espeically YA authors if used right. It has 35 million active users, most of which are young adults. Non-YA authors can benefit a great deal, too, there are millions of speculative fiction readers on Wattpad. Here is one success case…
…Blondie in the Water, Authoress K.J.Waters carries an interview with yours truly… it was fun…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…what a laff!… give me a blog post with sum’thing to do with water, from one of yer books, she said… it’ll be easy she said… I only found one passage with water, and it’s included below… thanks for having me aboard m’Lady, K.J… Seumas Gallacher Author Spotlight – Blondie’s…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 