How I Got Into the Lucrative Edutainment Writing Field – by Andrea Kaczmarek
I found a successful niche when I tried my hand at writing a dinosaur “edutainment” series!
“Someone stole and republished my blog posts AND photos as her own! What can I do???”
An elder lady writer has been stalking me for 7+ years every single day. She has copied my blog posts and used some of my blog post ideas as her own. She didn’t even bother to change the name of…
How to Create a Cottage Industry Out of Your Book! – by Sharon Woodhouse
Rather than the singular goal of best seller, consider building a cottage industry around your book.
LIES, GUILT, AND COERCION – Dirty Tricks One Publisher Tried When This Author GOT SMART!
These emails were exchanged after the author told the publisher there would be a delay in her signing up…
Sitting on a Bucking Bronco Toilet!
After a few days of very subtle nausea and a sore lower back (because I’m constantly trying to sit still while working and fighting the movement of the boat), I figured out the formula…
Amazon Employees Threatening Suicide on the Job, Barnes and Noble Suffering Financially, Social Media Pics Being Used for Facial Recognition, Defamation Suits for Canadian Author, CNN Sued – Whispers and Warnings – 03/13/19
Suicidal Amazon Employees * Will B&N Survive? * Facial Recognition * Defamation Suits For Canadian Author * CNN sued for Defamation
Enchanted Conversation: A Fairy Tale Magazine
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WritersWeekly Trivia Question for 03/08/19
Congrats to Heather Takenaga for being the first to correctly answer “At the local library.” According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly: Where does Wendy Hobday Haugh “ignite” her writing career? Send your answer through the contact form here. You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber to participate in the weekly contests. Subscribe today. It’s free! NOTE: […]
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Don’t lose a limb or stop breathing during a mass casualty event! Here’s why!