Sentences with phrase «aspiring authors blog»

That's why I continue to recommend that aspiring authors blog — even if they don't choose to blog a book.

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I have been following Alexis for a while and have been really impressed by her Aspiring Author blog.

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On page 64, he provides five great writing tips for aspiring authors (I will post them on this blog tomorrow).

Pittsburgh, PA, USA About Blog Kevin Craig, author of Tea Journeyman is a Tea Consultant, Tea Reviewer, Tea Taster, Aspiring Tea Master.

About Blog Aspiring author, perpetually saddened by the world, and a Dissociative Identity Disorder blogger.

Here are the blog posts and pages related to writing books, selling rights to your books, getting a literary agent, and other topics relevant to aspiring and established book authors.

This blog is to review books I have read or is going to be reading, and to interview authors, writers, poets.Also It's going to be about new and upcoming books, as well as old ones, and to share info about being a aspiring writer, author, poet.

There are times when I wonder whether all the people writing books, setting up blog tours, and providing other services for aspiring self - published authors are making a lot more money than the authors.

In her popular self - published reference book, The Indie Author Guide (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1434857689 or serialized on her blog at http://aprillhamilton.blogspot.com/), she offers aspiring self - published authors a roadmap to publishing success.

by Anne R. Allen Do all aspiring authors need to blog?

6 min readIf you're reading this blog it's likely you're either already a published author or aspire to be one (and nobody can make that dream come true faster than Lulu!).

I was just saying, «Man... I wish there was a non-technical website or blog that was all about how to be a blogger when you're an aspiring author».

Reblogged this on Author Joe Perrone Jr's Blog and commented: This is some invaluable advice for aspiring authors (and even for some authors who believe they are already «there» and don't need help).

I start this blog to document my journey from aspiring writer to self published author.

And while you're there, poke around Jane's blog — it's full of fantastic resources for aspiring authors, creatives, and entrepreneurs.

Once they wrap their arms around the wealth of content ideas they can cover on their blog, authors and aspiring authors can blog away happily and create a superb New Platform simply by posting regularly and sharing those posts to their social networks.

I found blogging was really helpful to me, and lots of aspiring writers write blogs when they're starting out, sharing their author journey.

Routines for Writers was a blog started by three aspiring authors who wanted to help other writers create routines to make writing easier.

If you have an active blog with commenting followers and an even more active lurker community (reflected in stats for your site hits), blogging is a resource that can be especially useful to the self - published author, the aspiring author trying to get their name out, and the pubbed author with «out of the box» promo objectives.

Now her days are filled with exploring Denver, checking out the locales frequented by Mark MacFarland and his associates; recounting the exploits of MacFarland; and occasionally attempting to write a blog to help other aspiring authors.

It's sad that so many aspiring authors (in comments on blogs, media, etc.) are falling for the propaganda that Amazon is out to stick it to them.

The blog on their website is written by literary agents and is full of great content for aspiring and seasoned authors alike.

But aspiring ghostwriters should also understand that being paid to write under someone else's name is very different than authoring your own book or even writing a magazine article or blog post from an idea you came up with.

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I'm also an aspiring author and some expert advice on my blog would be sweet.

I'm an aspiring author and would love to get professional feedback on my blog.

I began blogging about writing a book post by post on a blog because I saw so many bloggers — not aspiring authors — landing book deals.

Many aspiring authors considering blogging books feel concern over publishing their the work they intend to include in a book on their blogs.

I am working on my first novel now, so I have yet to go through the publishing and marketing part, but I also write a review blog dedicated to debut authors, and re-blog and write articles for the aspiring author.

About my blog: As an experienced self - published author, I created this blog to help and interest other aspiring writers.

About Blog A Self - Publishing E-Course for Aspiring Authors, Bloggers, and Storytellers.

Carlisle, Cumbria, UK About Blog The Essential Weekly Podcast For New & Aspiring Indie Authors.

Back when I put a blog as the # 7 thing an aspiring author's website should have, several people questioned that in the comments (even though in the article I said there really just needed to be a place for news and updates).

One thing I'm happy about is that most of my «friends» on FB and followers on Twitter are aspiring authors or novelists continuing to work on their craft, so my posts with links to articles here and on other blogs always offer value — useful info for this target audience, and many of them share my posts and links.

In a series of impressively sensible blog posts, she explained to aspiring authors all het up about the riches awaiting them that they shouldn't think it was easy.

Douglas County Libraries (DCL) announces the debut of «The Wire: A Writer's Resource,» a blog for new and aspiring authors.

Welcome to Author's Canvas, the official blog of your average, everyday aspiring technical and freelance content writer that is attempting to become better than mediocre.

Fiction writing aside, Joanna — who blogs and podcasts under the handle The Creative Penn — helps aspiring authors (including subject matter experts and people who are thought leaders in their field) to write, market and publish their own books.

Having generated massive feedback in several blogs, it seems the raw data is unavoidably compared with the one provided by Dana Beth Weinberg, who came up with the report a few months ago based on the Digital Book World and Writer's Digest survey with 9,210 aspiring, self - published, traditionally published, and hybrid authors.

She also has a blog «Aspiring Author» where she talks about her writing and publishing journey.

You can connect with Alexis at her site www.AlexisGrant.com, or at her writer's blog, Aspiring Author.

Nina Amir, a nine - time Amazon bestselling author of such books as How to Blog a Book and The Author Training Manual, helps aspiring authors positively and meaningfully impact the world as writers, bloggers, authorpreneurs, and blogpreauthor of such books as How to Blog a Book and The Author Training Manual, helps aspiring authors positively and meaningfully impact the world as writers, bloggers, authorpreneurs, and blogpreAuthor Training Manual, helps aspiring authors positively and meaningfully impact the world as writers, bloggers, authorpreneurs, and blogpreneurs.

Pittsburgh, PA, USA About Blog Kevin Craig, author of Tea Journeyman is a Tea Consultant, Tea Reviewer, Tea Taster, Aspiring Tea Master.

Dayton, OH About Blog I'm a journalist and aspiring children's author who writes a blog that focuses on books that are diverse and hBlog I'm a journalist and aspiring children's author who writes a blog that focuses on books that are diverse and hblog that focuses on books that are diverse and heal.

About Blog Aspiring author, perpetually saddened by the world, and a Dissociative Identity Disorder blogger.

Bloomington, IN About Blog Balboa Press, a division of Hay House, is a book publishing company that helps aspiring self - help and transformational authors self - publish books and achieve their dreams.

About Blog Sandra Peoples is a publishing coach and consultant based in Michigan, who helps aspiring authors learn the ropes of self - publishing, and teaches service providers how to use books to build their following, fill their programs, and attract their ideal customers and clients.

Carlisle, Cumbria, UK About Blog The Essential Weekly Podcast For New & Aspiring Indie Authors.

About Blog A Self - Publishing E-Course for Aspiring Authors, Bloggers, and Storytellers.