February 2010 Blog Posts (187)

Once your book has been written and published, you want to find a way to promote your book that is going to reach as many people in your target audience as possible. There are some things you must know in order to get your books across to readers.…

Kaylin's McFarren's Testimonial:



I recently had the opportunity to work with Smitty in regard to marketing my new release, Flaherty's Crossing. All I can say is every dollar has been well-spent. He is incredibly detailed, professional, and caring. My name, book, and trailer have appeared on hundreds of sites and the exposure has been unbelievable.



As a direct result of his tremendous efforts, Flaherty's Crossing has become one of the hottest and most…

Developing the outline for Jefferson’s Masterpiece was easier than I had expected. The fact that I had taken care to prepare and organize the notes I made during the research process and to categorize the resource material – sometimes under multiple…

Second Sight By Beth Amos…

Subterranean by James Rollins…

Hi - John Wolf here. I have a show on public access television called The Writer's Loft that covers the waterfront for writing. We try to get into the writer's mind and focus on different aspects of writing with each episode. We have four shows (30 mins) airing in the San Diego area or digitally steamed on DelMarTV.com at the present time. Episode 5 will soon join the others and six and seven are being worked.

If you have a favorite area of writing you think the public would…

A Voice from the Grave…

So, what’s ailing me if my brain is being set right?

Years of therapy and psychopharmacology still leave me with debilitating symptoms that baffles me and is the bane of my conversations with professional about my health. The seemingly lack of concrete…

You want to write a novel. Then, when you sit to write it, the ideas seem to have disappeared. You have writer's block before you've typed a word.



How do you generate ideas to write a book, especially when the 'ideas

well' has run dry?



First, understand this: 'I have nothing to write about' is never, ever true. There are ideas everywhere when you…