For book/ebook authors, publishers, & self-publishers
My name is George, but for the moment please allow me to be frank.
Two things up front: I’m not a writer and I’m not a web surfer.
When I say I’m not a writer, I mean I didn’t plan to be. I have a good life and a wonderful family. My friends all say I tell good stories and a few of them pushed me to writing them down. See, there’s this publisher called Trestle Press and they are making waves, becoming known. So my friend says send that story to them. I did and here we are.…
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I just put together a Facebook fan page for Author Neil D. Ostroff. http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Facebook-Page-of-Author-Neil-D-Ostroff/124794694205967?sk=info
I sent out a bunch of notices through social marketing and guess what? I already have almost 2,000 likes. The internet is just amazing! Anyway, I’ve got everything in place for my winter marketing blitz. I’ve got…
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Set Free Volume 2 - The Hat on the Water has been published by Trestle Press. You can get it now for 99¢…
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Photography and Text by Stephen Power
"... you pick up your instrument to feel it, tune it, test it, breathe its incense … and then the magic starts. It is this magic that Stephen Power captures with these photographs. The meeting of craft and art, the joy and intensity of playing music, the spell cast by fingers deft as a conjurer, are here in close-up.... We are drawn into the visual dimension of an aural art.… Put this book up to your ear. See what you can hear." – Ellen…
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How To Create Quality Characters
By John Hansen
Creating and developing characters is never an easy task, but there are numerous, easy ways to approach it. In this post, I’ll share my method for this madness, but keep in mind there are many other just as successful ways as well.
I tend to base a book off of a plot idea and then build the characters off of that plot. However, some authors prefer to start with the characters first,…
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A traditional bookstore owner has come up with a great idea for marketing his stores: An Amazon Warning Popup in the Google Chrome Browser!
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M. R. Mathias is proud to announce the official release date of The Confliction – The Dragoneer Saga Book III –AND– Confliction Compendium, an omnibus edition of the full Confliction cycle of books that will be an Amazon Kindle exclusive, and free to borrow from the Amazon lending library for members of Amazon Prime on December…
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Hopefully, you've seen the special offer for the Stories of Queen's Day. In case you haven't, if you buy any or all ofThe Empyrical Tales, you get…
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The Little Christmas Tree That Could
Johnny Jr. was pursuing a quest to find his faith in God. He bought a tiny little Christmas tree to celebrate the holidays. It was all that he could afford at the time.
His wife and little children were very disappointed that the tree was so small. They didn't say anything, but Johnny Jr. knew and was upset that they weren’t happy. He wished and prayed that the tree was larger and more magnificent.
The night before Christmas…
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All the Trestle Press authors are now engaged in providing readers with a buy one get one free sale from this very moment till the end of the day December 24th,2011. Just send any of us your proof of purchase and we will gladly send you another Trestle Press title of equal or lesser value. Feel…
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Stirapalooza 2011:
5 E-Book Trends Stirring Up The Publishing Industry
December 16, 2011 By Leona DeRosa Bodie
Although the publishing industry is dramatically changing, how is technology rewriting the rules?
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Dana Sweet was raised in a family who were Civil War reenactors. She dressed up in the period attire at reenactments and had a great time going to the period dances and special occasion balls. When she was old enough to participate as a combatant she joined the organization’s infantry company. She loved the drill and shooting her Enfield rifle. She always fired clean volleys. She continued to go to what events she could during her college years. When she was hired at the FAO in Washington,…
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As we head towards Christmas and New Year and people start to get into a festive mood, I thought I’d take the opportunity to talk about something that’s close to my heart. We all know about the great enjoyment we can get from reading, but I’m not sure many people are aware of the fun that can be had when making words, sentences and stories. I’ll try to give you some examples…
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Deceit is now on OmniLit.com.
Check out my website at http://www.wix.com/ahewitt336/wchewitt and take the link from there.
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