Interview with Sacha Black, Fantasy and Nonfiction Author
Sacha Black on why she chose to be indie published and the power of lamp posts
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The 4 Step Guide to Testing Your Book Blurbs
How do you know if your book blurbs are good enough? Follow this guide to testing them and sell more books.
20Books Vegas, baby!
It’s a quick update this week as I’m traveling: specifically, I’m on my way home from the 20Books Las Vegas conference, the biggest get together of indie authors in the world. It took place over three days but I decided to spend longer in Vegas because, well, why not? Right now I’m looking out at […]
How Scrivener Will Help You Write and Edit Your Book
Trying to decide whether to give Scrivener a try for your writing project? Here’s how I use it.
Interview with Kim Nash, Romantic Comedy Author
Kim Nash chats to the blog about her writing process and what inspires her books.
Why You Need the Perfect Book Blurb – and How to Write it
Welcome back to my occasional series on marketing your book. In this series, I hope to help you find your way through the mass of information on book marketing and find a route through that works for you. I don’t claim to be a book marketing expert, but as someone who’s been doing this for […]
Who Would You Cast in the Movie of Your Novel?
Who would you cast if your novel was made into a movie?
Interview with Claire Wingfield, Fiction Author
Claire Wingfield talks about how her debut novel was inspired by her own travel.
Being a Productive Writer and Winning NaNoWriMo – Tools That Can Help
It’s that time of year! No, not Hallowe’en. Not Bonfire Night. Not the run-up to Thanksgiving, or even Christmas. It’s October. Which means writers all over the world are getting ready for NaNoWriMo. If you haven’t heard of NaNoWriMo, it’s an initiative designed to encourage people to write a novel (or more accurately, to write […]
Interview with Erin Green, Women’s Fiction Author
Erin Green tells me why it no longer takes her six years to write a novel.