Writers, It’s Time To Let Your Heat Check Fly

Norm Schriever

March 14, 2017

Ready to throw out a heat check for your writing? Wherever you are in your career, novice or published author, do something so audacious and take such a long shot that it seems a little crazy.

How To Do Market Research For Your Book

Tom Corson-Knowles

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November 25, 2016

This post addresses market research for your book and the how to focus on the key elements that will help you craft a book that has the potential to be a best seller.

Want To Write Full Time? It Takes a Work/Life Balance.

C. Hope Clark

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November 14, 2016

To enable myself to write full time, my work/life balance can’t be too loose or too strict. It’s critical to feed the passion and provide for myself and find the perfect levels for each.

Keep the “ME” in your MEmoir

Viga Boland

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October 13, 2016

Without the "me" in your memoir – the fragile and imperfect person who lived the events in your story – you leave out the human element your readers long to connect with.

Authorpreneurship and Your Marketing Plan

Rochelle Carter

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August 24, 2016

Author/publisher Rochelle Carter joined our August #BBchat to talk about authorpreneurship and how to create an author marketing plan.

Five Essentials Of Your Author Marketing Plan

Rochelle Carter

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August 10, 2016

Your author marketing plan is an overview of your goals for your book and yourself as an author, and you can start developing it before you write your first sentence.