Sentences with phrase «nonfiction author community»

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Facebook and Twitter have strong book communities, especially with women, so your time might be better spent there if you're a fiction author or a nonfiction author marketing to women book lovers.

Media coverage for nonfiction works is slightly more likely, even in the self - published world, but that depends on the timeliness of the subject matter and the author's notoriety, but even then I'd still recommend starting smaller with local publications such as community newspapers.

Few have given as much inspiration and service to the author and nonfiction publishing community as Michael Larsen, a partner in Larsen Pomada, one of the country's leading literary agents.

So, in 2013 we launched NFAA as a way to bring nonfiction authors together in a supportive community to learn, brainstorm, share ideas and resources, and support each other in building successful author careers.

The Nonfiction Writers Conference is hosted by the Nonfiction Authors Association, a vibrant and content - rich educational community for experienced and aspiring writers to connect, exchange ideas, and learn about writing, publishing, promoting and monetizing nonfiction books.

The fact is that nonfiction authors have long been a neglected community.

For nonfiction authors with a specific expertise, being out there in the community that has interest in that expertise will most likely be effective in selling their book.

If you're a fellow nonfiction writer, I encourage you to check out our amazing community at the Nonfiction Authors Association.

This is an extension of the articles I've written to try to show nonfiction authors how they can bring more people to their website or blog to become part of their community, to support their ongoing work, and to buy books or other products related to the books they publish.

But for the majority of nonfiction authors, there are more benefits in building a platform and becoming known within a community for a particular subject matter, given that the risk presented by idea theft is quite small.

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