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The On-Purpose Writer? What’s THAT??? by Dennis L. Peterson

Published on February 1, 2019 storytelling, writing career advice, writing tips

Our purpose for writing might change as we develop as writers, and even as we age…

Topic, Common Themes, and Winners of the WritersWeekly.com FALL, 2018 24-Hour Short Story Contest!

Published on October 29, 2018 Contests!, storytelling

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

How Social Media Made My Fanbase Explode (You Can Do It, Too!) – K.M. Robinson

Published on October 25, 2018 diversify your writing income, Networking, promoting your writing, social media, storytelling

Marketing with social media is one of THE most effective ways to market your books these days and, as a professional social media strategist, I know how important it is to work with…

Would YOU Write for a Convicted Killer? 5 Types of Clients…and Which Ones to AVOID by Rich Mintzer

Published on October 18, 2018 ghostwriting, self-publishing, storytelling, writing career advice

Let’s consider these five types of clients that you may be familiar with…

How the Boob Tube Made Me a Smarter, Wealthier Writer by Jennifer Brown Banks

Published on September 13, 2018 article ideas, diversify your writing income, storytelling, writing career advice, writing tips

As a writer with over 700 articles, essays, poems, columns, and blog posts published and paid for, I can attest that THIS WORKS!

Market Your Book By Creating An Interactive Game On Facebook! – By K.M. Robinson

Published on September 13, 2018 book marketing, self-publishing, storytelling

One of the rapidly growing trends in social media marketing today is Facebook Messenger Bots. Authors can easily use this feature to create a game to engage their readers!