I think my self-published books are just as well-written and edited as my traditionally published books and I doubt most readers could tell the difference without looking up the name of the publisher for each title.
Beth Orsoff – 21 December 2012 Continue reading
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If my hubby interrupts me, I go into a right old strop even if he is just bringing me a cup of tea because I haven’t stopped all day. What an ungrateful old boot I am.
Carol E. Wyer – 17 December 2012 Continue reading
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… goriness can be offensive. The hardest part about this is that I’m not trying to offend anyone. Violence is a part of the world and therefore violence finds itself in a story. It’s no different than how love and laughter finds itself in a story.
C. W. Schultz – 12 December 2012 Continue reading
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There is one other character in the book that is strictly based on his real world personality and that is me. My brother needed a sidekick and who better to play that role than his real life author brother? I had fun with my character and made myself omniscient.
C. J. West – 10 December 2012 Continue reading
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Grammar is just as important as plot development and character development. A story may have many interesting facets, but if it is generally difficult to read we will be sure to comment on this within our review. Whether it is a self-published book, or a book released through a small publisher, the editorial process plays an integral role and is just as important as the story itself.
Samantha Moore – 6 December 2012 Continue reading
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What has been considered rotten style once is our habitual way to write now, and what was a flashy, elaborate style in the past, is now considered obscure or downright unintelligible.
Simon Brenncke – 29 Nov 2012 Continue reading
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If you want to be read, you’ve got to get your book out there. The reading public doesn’t come to you, you have to go to it. Writing the book is only part of the story, the other parts are getting it published and getting it read.
Rita Plush 24 Nov 2012 Continue reading
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Whether you are an author wanting to expand your book’s market or an entrepreneur selling candy-coated knitting baskets, you will benefit from an enhanced social media presence. Continue reading
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I tried to keep the pace screaming forward, and it was sometimes difficult to focus so much on action when my natural inclination was to slow down and build character.
Daniel Powell – 17 November 2012 Continue reading
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