Books, Business and Bad Words
One of the most difficult things we have to do as writers, is boil our novels down to write elevator pitches. If you don't know what that is, it's a sentence or two of no more than about 25 words …
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Last week I talked through the first five of nine ways you as authors can use to find your readers. These were all lessons I'd learnt from a pile of marketing books I'd read over the last month. The …
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Writespiration is on hold this week. I've been busy potty training. As well as the fact that this month is my target month to complete my manuscript draft of Keepers (and next month I have to finish …
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As writers we play the infinitely difficult Where's Wally of reader spotting. But locating those pesky readers is more tortuous than tweezing your granddads nasal hair, and yet, it is THE most …
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One of the great questions in life. Scratch that. The GREATEST question in life, is whether or not we are alone. Billions of pounds and millions of man hours have been devoted to answering that …
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I'm obsessive. Once I get my little fishhook fingers into something there is nothing I won't consume about a subject. That's why I've obsessively read books since I sung my first ABC and it's why I …
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