Published on March 18, 2015
book marketing

What is your opinion of the (name removed) organization and their bestseller program. The fee is $20 and they will purchase (a few) copies for reviewers to evaluate my book and potentially increase my sales dramatically. I would like your opinion. I would have to provide a copy of my book for them to utilize and have an opportunity for someone to win a free copy.
Published on March 11, 2015
Richard and I took our first trip to Naples, Florida last weekend…
Published on March 11, 2015

For the past six weeks, we’ve spent every spare moment judging the hundreds of entries submitted for the WritersWeekly Winter, 2015 24-Hour Short Story Contest. In case you’re not familiar with our quarterly contest, this is how it works…
Published on March 11, 2015

Just when I thought Todd Engel had created a book cover beyond my expectations, he exceeded them once again. A rock star for the ages, now and forevermore.
Published on March 11, 2015
writing scams
As an underpaid adjunct English-Journalism professor, I always looked desperately for concrete examples to enlighten my students why good grammar was not just a theory in principle but actually paid off. Little did I know then that I would need to heed my own advice. Not only did my own suggestions help me avoid cheats but I also got some revenge (a mild dish served sort of like a cold turkey sandwich)…
Published on March 11, 2015
legal

I want to publish my novel with BookLocker (it’s my nature) about liability, as the novel is based on a true story. I’ve read your articles, as well as many others, about this issue, but am hesitant to proceed even after doing the obvious–changing characters’ names, appearances, and facts, so they don’t resemble the real people or exact events. Some of the principles of the true story are deceased, but at least one that I know of is still living. I think you mentioned that a lawyer should vet a novel, but I can’t afford that. My question: Am I worrying needlessly?
Published on March 11, 2015
Do what you love, and the money will come, right? Yes, but WritersWeekly wants to help show you where the money is now. I’m here to help share exactly what’s been working for me…
Published on March 4, 2015
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Published on March 4, 2015
Last week, it got down in the 40’s. Yesterday, it was in the 80’s and the boys went swimming after they finished their school work. Their friend Hailey, who has a cold, wet a line, and caught a nice pin fish. The flowers are blooming, the sea birds are singing with glee, the pollen is flying, and my allergies are…HACHOO!!!
Published on March 4, 2015
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