Words to Avoid When Pitching Your Book Right off, we want you to know that you should be shameless when it comes to marketing your book. Continue Reading →
Does Your Book Have a Theme Song? Capitalize on Your Book’s Brand! Every book has a genre. But within in that genre, what is your book’s brand? Continue Reading →
3 Excuses Authors Use to Avoid Social Media Like most citizens of the universe, I have been aware of the explosion social media has created in human communication. Continue Reading →
The Provocative Questions Indie Authors Never Ask As you decided to publish your book, you probably went online. Continue Reading →
Five Questions before Querying Agents Over the eons of book publishing, agent querying became the obvious next step once an author finished a manuscript. Continue Reading →
The Golden Promise You Should Make to Your Book This guest post is by Ken Thurber, author of Big Wave Surfing Your book is not just a book. Continue Reading →
What Does Your Author Bio REALLY Say About You? Question: How often have you scanned a back cover, specifically to check out the author’s credentials? Continue Reading →
“At First Bite”: Is It Worth It to Follow Literary Trends? Once upon a time, Western society as a whole was flushed with anticipation for the END OF THE WORLD. Continue Reading →
5 Mistakes Authors Make That Ruin Book Marketing You’ve gone through the painful and enlightening process of editing, proofreading, and other general wordsmithing (new word!). Continue Reading →
The Fifty Shades of Grey Effect: The Guilty-Pleasure Novel In looking at some of the most popular books in the past few years, most have clearly not been NGANs (“next great American novels”). Continue Reading →