10 Signs You’ve Hired The Wrong Editor For Your Book You’ve just reread your final draft for the 6,983rd time. Continue Reading →
“At First Bite”: Is It Worth It to Follow Literary Trends? Once upon a time, Western society as a whole was flushed with anticipation for the END OF THE WORLD. Continue Reading →
The Do’s and Don’ts of Using Twitter to Market Your Book The great thing about Twitter is that it doesn’t take a lot of time to do it right. Continue Reading →
5 Mistakes Authors Make That Ruin Book Marketing You’ve gone through the painful and enlightening process of editing, proofreading, and other general wordsmithing (new word!). Continue Reading →
The Fifty Shades of Grey Effect: The Guilty-Pleasure Novel In looking at some of the most popular books in the past few years, most have clearly not been NGANs (“next great American novels”). Continue Reading →
World Book Night – What Can an Indie Author Do? This guest post is by Clare Wilson, author of The Long Staff As a small-fry author with an independent publisher, you need to be creative when it comes to book promotion. Continue Reading →
Writing the Ten-Minute Blog Yes, this blog post is being written for purely selfish reasons. Continue Reading →
The 5 Principles to Book Reviews and Endorsements In the book world, reviews and endorsements are extremely important… Both official reviews and unofficial consumer reviews are vital to a book’s launch into the market. Continue Reading →
11 Powerful Networking Groups for Authors We live in one of the best cities for networking–Minneapolis. Continue Reading →
