by admin | Apr 7, 2021 | Author Resources, Writing
By Andy Port Some indie writers use beta readers and colleagues rather than professional editing and proofreading services, because it can be far less expensive to go without formal edits, and many indies—understandably!—would like to ease the costs of professional...
by admin | Mar 1, 2021 | Author Resources, Book Publishing, Writing
By Helen Sedwick At least once a week, I get an email that reads something like “I found the perfect image for my book on the internet. Can I use it, as long as I give credit to the photographer?” or “I have the best song to set a scene in my book....
by CLBblogger | Feb 10, 2021 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Featured, Social Media
Market, promote and advertise Getting a book published is only the beginning. Reader demand drives the book buying cycle. So, take every opportunity to let people know about your book. Most writers are naturally introverted. So, promotion is not very easy for them....
by CLBblogger | Jan 4, 2021 | Author Resources, Book Publishing, Featured, Writing
We encourage you to pursue the vision God has given you to write. If you are researching your publishing options, you have successfully taken the first step toward bringing your vision to fruition. There are lots of publishing options and we appreciate you taking the...
by admin | Dec 19, 2020 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Social Media
By Scott La Counte Social media writer’s block. It’s a thing! You have no problem hammering away at an 80,000-word novel, but when it comes to a 280-character tweet? Forget about it! You end up posting about what you had for dinner or what you did during...
by admin | Nov 19, 2020 | Author Resources, Publicity
By Jennifer Tucker When it comes to getting the word out about your book, many authors immediately think of alerting the masses with a press release. A press release—typically a one- or two-page document offering a summary and highlighting the main themes of your...
