Sentences with phrase «blogging about your fiction»

I'll still have announcements about new releases and promotions on the fiction side, and I'll be using the pages of my site just like any other author would — to highlight good reviews, to share deleted scenes and bonus features, to be the «center» of my promotions — but when it comes to blogging about your fiction?

Not exact matches

One of the ways that you can draw readers in and establish a platform is through consistent blogging about your topic if you're nonfiction author, or about your writing and other books if you're a fiction author.

I think fiction writers and poets have it tougher, because you're not going to be blogging parts of your book, or you're not probably — you're going to run out of content if you're talking about your writing process or your research.

I think if it's this big, and people make the mistake with blogging, and they make the mistake with podcasting or whatever, it's like, if you are writing about writing, and you're writing fiction, I think you'll agree with me people, you know, that's not attracting your fiction audience.

A fiction platform is more about the books as readers will find you on the online bookstores, whereas a non-fiction platform can be more integrated with blogging, podcasting and social media.

So if you're feeling pressed for time, you don't have to feel bad about cutting back on your blogging time in order to make your fiction writing your top priority.

I write memoir, but as for fiction writers and blogging, I am always interested in knowing more about the authors I love.

I've blogged about food in fiction, and music in fiction and, natch... art in fiction, because I always include some artistic element in my novels and short stories.

The comments about fiction vs. nonfiction blogging certainly hit home with me.

Yet, there is so much even fiction writers can share via a blog (how they create characters, do their research, write; facts about their novel's location, food, climate, famous sites and people; and tidbits on their struggles with plot development, daily life, and outlook on world events) and blogging is THE most effective way to drive traffic to a website.

«This leaves — blogging about writing, which may or may not be helpful, and also goes toward a very narrow audience...» All other things being equal, I suspect that marketing fiction to a thousand writers would be more effective than marketing to a thousand non-writers because the writers might encourage their own audiences to look at it.

I especially value her perspective because she has experience in both the non-fiction and fiction worlds (in addition to writing, blogging, and podcasting about indy publishing, she also authors the ARKANE action adventure thriller series and the London Psychic crime thrillers).

Joy Tamsin David is a wife, a mother of three, and an inner city school teacher who spends her seven and a half minutes of free time each day reading and blogging about Christian fiction at Edgy Inspirational Romance.

Recently, after I had blogged about the significant changes we've seen in Christian fiction, he contacted me with some thoughts.

I very much enjoyed the post, and tried to click on Marcy's link here: «You can find her blogging about writing and about the place where real life meets science fiction, fantasy, and myth at marcykennedy.com» and seemed to be redirected to a dead link at WANA.

Because I write historical fiction and fantasy, I began blogging about my research on dark age and medieval Wales.

Connecticut, USA About Blog Beth Turnage ghostwriter ~ blogger ~ storyteller A professional freelancer Beth writes on blogging, the writer's life, social media, and writing fiction.

Connecticut, USA About Blog Beth Turnage ghostwriter ~ blogger ~ storyteller A professional freelancer Beth writes on blogging, the writer's life, social media, and writing fiction.

About Blog Trekker first and Science Fiction writier second, now blogging at Star Trek Sci Fi Blog for almost a decade now which presents the News, Facts, Stories, TV Show reviews, previews and Trekker Trivia.

Connecticut, USA About Blog Beth Turnage ghostwriter ~ blogger ~ storyteller A professional freelancer Beth writes on blogging, the writer's life, social media, and writing fiction.