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Self-Publishing Regrets Too Few to Mention
The song, “My Way,” popularized by Frank Sinatra in 1969, contains a line that has always irritated the heck out of me.
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How to Write and Publish a NaNoWriMo Novel in 30 Days — and Why You Should
“Quantity produces quality,” Ray Bradbury once said. “Write only a little, and you’re doomed.
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Amazon Reviews: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Yesterday I got an email from a fan. She said she read one of my books and enjoyed it, and she decided to write an Amazon review.
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Why you need to become a manager to self-publish successfully
“Self-publishing author” and “indie”, often seen as perfectly interchangeable, are two increasingly used terms, as “self-publishing” grows more popular every day.
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Does Your Novel Have “It”?
The Right Stuff. The je ne sais quoi. Appeal. Does your book have “it”?
As a book editor, I see a lot of novels cross my desk that don’t. -
Why You Should Design Your Book Cover Before You Write Your Book
I’ve just started a new novel. My fifth.
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How Many Editors Does it Take to Edit a Book?
Four.
In a perfect world, your self-published novel should be edited by a story editor, a line editor, a copyeditor, and a proofreader. -
The Right to Read Anonymously is Under Threat
The ebook revolution has brought many benefits to both authors and readers. Authors who could not get their books published by the New York mob can now reach readers directly.
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Fahrenheit 72 (ebooks, censorship and the end of knowledge)
Fahrenheit 451, as we all know, is the temperature at which paper burns.
