Tag Archive: publishing

Smashwords Means Ebooks Galore!


Long time readers of this blog know that I love Smashwords.  I’ve written about it on several occasions and I truly believe that it is one of the best tools out there to get your writing work noticed.  I won’t go into great detail here because I’ve done that in a previous post.  I will [...]

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Do You Really Want To Be Published?


Of COURSE I want to be published, ya knucklehead.  That’s why I read all of the writing blogs!
Umm, okay.  That’s a really good start.  It’s important to get a feel for what writers have to say about publishing.  Some writers even have some great words of wisdom that can help new writers avoid some real [...]

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Calm down, it’s only a book


Working in a library has given me a whole new perspective on books and writing.  Every day I’m surrounded by books.  There are shelves of them staring at me.  They stack up in the book drop.  They come to my check out counter.  They end up on my desk for mending.  The new ones wait [...]

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I think the Editor was asleep


I pulled this up from the archives today because there is some relevance and new info to discuss.  When I wrote this post back in October of last year, I blamed the editor.  I’ve learned a lot and after painfully working through yet another poorly written book, I’ve decided the blame does not belong to [...]

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Writers’ Myths – Giving back your advance – Repost


Last week I found a great web site that I think every writer should add to their list of bookmarked writing sites.  It’s called Writer Beware and is sponsored by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. Writer Beware is all about  “warnings about literary fraud and other schemes, scams, and pitfalls that [...]

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