Four Fundamental Habits to Develop for Long-term Successful Freelancing – by Jennifer Brown Banks
In over 20 years, I’ve never missed a deadline. I’ve never flaked out on an editor, or not delivered what I have promised. Here’s how I do it…
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Assuming Your Readers are Stupid is Just Plain…STUPID!
If I had a nickel for all of the authors who have told me they didn’t think readers would mind a few typos.
Make Money Selling Your Individual Memoir Stories to Magazines by Bill Vossler
You can make money by selling slices of your life.
“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 don’t want to pay Microsoft EVERY MONTH to use their software! What can I do?”
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?
Another Reason to Buy Print Books: Amazon Can’t Take Them Away From You!
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…
Five Simple Actions To Create a Domino Effect of Book Sales by Chris Norbury
Simple acts of goodwill CAN and DO lead to more book sales!
How I Earned Over $600 in 48 Hours Through WriterWeekly’s Marketplace – by Jennifer Brown Banks
I decided, not too long ago, to do something different, and have my creative services listed through Writers’ Directories…
World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals For December, 2020!
Oh, yes! We know you’re excited!! Today, we’re going to share another installment of our popular column, World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals.
“Can I publish a memoir that was written in 1915?”
“I have not seen anything in writing about who owns the rights to the manuscript…”