“Can I publish somebody else’s old journal/diary?”

“I am in possession of a journal that was published in the 1940’s. Is something like this publishable?”
“I am in possession of a journal that was published in the 1940’s. Is something like this publishable?”
Why can’t I just buy the software at a higher price and use that without being charged every month? Do you have a work around?
While I won’t get into the politics of it all (Heaven knows we’re all drowning in that stuff right now), this all serves as an important reminder that what we buy electronically may not always belong to us…
From the first page to the last, readers expect main characters to grow.
As with every Winter contest, you can expect some chill (brrrr!) and maybe some thrill! Or, maybe some suspense, some humor, some mystery? You’ll soon find out! We are super excited about this topic!!
Simple acts of goodwill CAN and DO lead to more book sales!
3 things you MUST know to price your books for maximum profits.
Zoom meetings are becoming more common as a way to conduct business. Does your “background” say the wrong thing about you and your product/service?
What is a literary trustee and where can I find one?
Tried-and-true methods for book promotion and ones of my own invention.