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Curriculum Guides for Books

Why create a Curriculum Guide for your books?   “A discussion guide and/or activity guide is a valuable way for teachers, librarians and parents to give a book more depth and breadth,” says illustrato… more →

Writing and Illustrating

Can a brain set to "market" be turned off? — 4 comments

annerodgers wrote 1 week ago: Here’s hoping that in the coming week of vacation I will able to silence the barrage of market … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, arranging book signings, Dr. Maureen Whelihan, healthy sex, pitching your self-published book, Self Publishing, sexual histories, Women's sex lives, writing

Tip for Promoting Your Book — 4 comments

Cynthia Tussey Harris wrote 1 month ago: Tip for promoting your book.   Especially for self-publishing authors. Include a page at the end of … more →

Tags: Books, self publish, Marketing, Authors, book promotion tip, tip on promoting a book, promoting a self-published book

Life as a bookseller — 5 comments

annerodgers wrote 1 month ago: Retail was never my calling. My early efforts to earn money didn’t include stints at clothing … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, book-signings, Creating a new life, Guerrilla Marketing, healthy sex, Journalism career, libido, Self Publishing, sex survey

Thank Your Audience

evelyneholingue wrote 1 month ago: Promoting a published novel is thrilling and daunting. I could add that the work is even harder when … more →

Tags: Latest Post, Writing for children, Writing in a foreign language, Finding ideas, Trapped in Paris, writing in a second language

Marketing a Book under a Pen Name (Part 2) — 2 comments

howtobookpublish wrote 1 month ago: Originally posted by AuthorHouse AuthorHouse Writer Advice: AuthorHouse Self Publishing In continuat … more →

Tags: book, how to market a book, How to market a book, authorhouse publishing reviews, Authorhouse, author solution, publish, Book 2, pen name

Marketing For Your Self Published Book — 1 comment

laurelodonnell wrote 1 month ago: Marketing for traditional publishing is important, but it is so much more important for the indie au … more →

Tags: Books, writing, Blog, Marketing for Self-Published Book, marketing for your book, Marketing books, self-published marketing

Curriculum Guides for Books — 12 comments

Kathy Temean wrote 1 month ago: Why create a Curriculum Guide for your books?   “A discussion guide and/or activity guide is a valua … more →

Tags: Tips, Authors and Illustrators, Process, Interview, Simon & Schuster, Susan Hood, Spike the Mixed Up Monster, Paula Wiseman Books, curriculum guide

A new perspective on the power of the press — 4 comments

annerodgers wrote 2 months ago: I’m riding high right now, admittedly, because a few days ago I spoke about “Kiss and Te … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, healthy sex, Kiss and Tell: Secrets of Sexual Desire from Women 15 t, Publishing, Self Publishing, sex survey, sexual desire, Women's sex lives, Writing A Book

Self-Published Book? Get Noticed

Kathy Temean wrote 2 months ago: We have been talking about self-publishing for the last few weeks, so I thought you might be interes … more →

Tags: Authors and Illustrators, Awards, Competition, Contest 2, opportunity, Publishing Industry, self publishing, self-published book awards, writers digest

Suggestions for first time authors.

joebrat wrote 2 months ago: Information for authors. Writing your first book is a huge challenge. I think I might have a few tip … more →

Tags: writing, the wick, Joebrat, Writting, first-time author, Publish a book, eBook, editting a book, getting stuck when writting

And so the marketing begins — 4 comments

annerodgers wrote 2 months ago: Once a book is finished, a writer who is affiliated with a traditional publishing house can wait any … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, Dr. Maureen Whelihan, Gynecologist, healthy sex, libido, Publishing, Research, Self Publishing, sexual desire

Basking...

M T McGuire wrote 3 months ago: OK… a good week, a very good week. Second, I went to two book club meetings for feedback recen … more →

Tags: about my writing, General Wittering, Reviews, Author Blog, comedy fantasy fiction, KBarth, K'Barthan Trilogy, m t mcguire, Snurds

A dash for the finish line — 6 comments

annerodgers wrote 3 months ago: We’re probably only a few days away from announcing Kiss and Tell’s availability on Amaz … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, copy editing, DEADLINES, healthy sex, lyrica, migraine headaches, Publishing, Self Publishing, sexual desire

Choosing a cover

annerodgers wrote 5 months ago: Without tips from my blogging friend in West Palm, and working without wifi at my mother’s hou … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, Book Design, Dr. Maureen Whelihan, healthy sex, libido, Publishing, Self Publishing, senior sex, sex survey

When to Market Your Book

bookwritingtips wrote 5 months ago: Reblogged from saplingpublishing: Most authors believe they should market their books once they're p … more →

Tags: book marketing tips, book marketing tips, when to market a book

Kissing and telling ... and telling — 4 comments

annerodgers wrote 5 months ago: I am thrilled to report that the revision stage of Kiss and Tell is now complete, and the entire man … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, Chapters, choosing a book title, healthy sex, libido, Publishing, Self Publishing, senior sex, sexual desire

5 Ways to Build Your Book Audience — 6 comments

Kathy Temean wrote 5 months ago: At the Free Craft Day this month, I gave a workshop on Marketing Yourself.  Author Katia Raina atten … more →

Tags: Advice, Article, Authors and Illustrators, demystify, HOW TO?, Internet, Tips, building an online presence, Guest Blogger

A pitifully short update — 2 comments

annerodgers wrote 7 months ago: My procrastination skills—always formidable—have experienced a recent surge in power. Thus, it has b … more →

Tags: Kiss and Tell book, Dr. Maureen Whelihan, Editor, healthy sex, hiring a book designer, libido, Procrastination, Publishing, Self Publishing

Few Are Chosen by Awesome Indies but they chose Few Are Chosen! — 1 comment

M T McGuire wrote 7 months ago: Booyacka! Few Are Chosen has made it onto Awesome Indies. If you’re wondering why this is such … more →

Tags: Author Updates, Blimey, Encouragement, Marketing ideas, Author Blog, Book Marketing, KBarth, K'Barthan Trilogy, m t mcguire


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