Question for 04/29/2016: According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly.com, which how many copies do BookLocker.com authors need to sell in order to recoup their investment? And, which P.O.D. publisher has the worst return on investment? Send your answer through the contact form here. You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber to participate in the weekly […]
Half or more of published books are now self-published. I published my books myself and was set to ‘reveal’ by wonderfulness to the world. However, after selling it to friends and relatives, I still had boxes in my garage. My writing career was talking a dip! It was obvious, if I were going to sell those books, I would have to be my own promoter…
I’m starting my freelance writer business and I want to ask you if you could help me find some writing jobs.
I hurled the newspaper aside, appalled by the writer’s shoddy treatment of her subject, humiliated by her failure to proofread and, even more, profoundly disappointed. I’d trusted this fellow word-slinger, and she let me down…
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I’m absolutely buried after taking four days off to go on a cruise…that ended up having horrid wifi capabilities.
Luckily, my friend, attorney Harvey Randall, sent me this goody to share…
Last weekend, the girls and I drove down to Miami, hopped on Majesty of the Seas, and headed for the Bahamas. This was my first cruise. I don’t like touristy things when traveling and I don’t like being stuck in one place with limited options on what I can do. A friend told me I wouldn’t mind being “stuck” on a boat that size because it’s a floating city…
Question for 04/22/2016: According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly.com, which P.O.D. publisher in the updated P.O.D. Price Comparison is the least expensive? And, who is the most expensive? Send your answer through the contact form here. You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber to participate in the weekly contests. Subscribe (it’s free!). NOTE: ONLY ONE […]
The first article I ever submitted was accepted, published, and paid for – about $300, if I recall. And, I was hooked.
How do I breathe life into my book when it is selling cheap online?
