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CHECKLIST: 13 Ongoing Marketing Tasks for Successful Freelancers by Tatiana Claudy

Published on March 22, 2018 diversify your writing income, promoting your writing, writing career advice

I’ve used these steps to build a successful marketing schedule that’s easy to follow!

“Can I use my ex’s texts, emails, and photos in my book about his infidelity and betrayal?” NO!!!

Published on March 7, 2018 writing career advice

Don’t assume you can use somebody else’s emails, texts, and photos in your “tell-all” story.

“Angela, Can You Recommend An Affordable Laptop And Software For Writers?”

Published on March 1, 2018 writing career advice

Angela is very happy with her affordable laptop and word processing software. And, what’s her secret for avoiding the monthly fees now charged by software companies?

World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals For March, 2018!

Published on March 1, 2018 worst book proposals and query letters, writing career advice

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.

5 Creative, Non-Writing Ways For Writers To Earn Extra Money – By Jennifer Brown Banks

Published on March 1, 2018 diversify your writing income, writing career advice

Here are 5 creative ideas to help you earn extra income between writing projects.

How A Family Skeptic Unknowingly Challenged Me to Continue Writing by Wendy Hobday Haugh

Published on February 22, 2018 diversify your writing income, writing career advice

A writer himself, my dad was tickled when he heard that my essay had won. My older brother, however, wasn’t quite as supportive…

Write a Best-selling Young Adult Novel! Here’s How! by Jasmine Rideau

Published on February 22, 2018 storytelling, write that book, writing career advice

To ensure your young adult novel will appeal to the masses, follow these tips!

How Venturing Out of My Niche Changed My Entire Writing Career by Michael Leonard

Published on February 8, 2018 article ideas, diversify your writing income, writing career advice

What are you passionate about in life that isn’t your current writing niche? You can capitalize on that!

Complaints About Amazon’s CreateSpace (now named KDP Print) – Part V

Published on January 12, 2018 amazon, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, createspace complaints, KDP Print, self-publishing, writing career advice

BookLocker.com, a firm that competes with CreateSpace (and many others), is the parent company of this publication. Many authors who are unhappy with other publishers have submitted their manuscripts to BookLocker for consideration. However, BookLocker.com vets manuscripts for quality and salability, and rejects a large number of manuscripts each year. When we do, we refer […]

PRESS PASS: Why You Want It and How to Get It! by Joyce Frohn

Published on January 4, 2018 diversify your writing income, writing career advice

Find out how you can get access to people and events that few others can!