You’ve published your book and want it to do well. But whatever you do don’t rely on reviews alone. It takes more than gathering reviews to make you a great author or to get your book selling. Check out our ‘positive ways’ advice in order to achieve success.
Talking about interesting stuff relating to writers and the world of writing in general.
Sunday, 11 October 2020
Thursday, 8 October 2020
P025 EDITING IS A PRIORITY FOR INDIE AUTHORS
Many Indie Authors forget how important good editing is. If you want your book to be well presented and to do well then make sure you find a good editor and a proof-reader before pushing that publish button.
Monday, 5 October 2020
B016 HOW TO SET SMART GOALS
Whatever we do in life we usually set ourselves goals. Writing is not different. Having goals for your writing journey is very important if you want to succeed and produce the best product you can – your book.
Thursday, 1 October 2020
P024 5 TOP TIPS FOR THINKING ABOUT CO-WRITING
If the idea of starting to write on your own concerns you why not look at the idea of joining up with a writing buddy. Here we show the positive side of having a co-writer to help you start along your writing journey.
Monday, 28 September 2020
B015 BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL BLOGGER
Everyone appears to be blogging these days. But the question is: are you doing it right? Today we look at how you can set up your own blog posting site or improve the one you already have in order to increase your followers.
Thursday, 24 September 2020
P023 WHAT IS A PLOT POINT
Being able to tell the difference between plot and plot point is very relevant in any storytelling. With the help of 'The Handmaid’s Tale' and 'Where the Wild Things Are.' our speaker will show you that understanding the difference is also equally important.
Monday, 21 September 2020
B014 GOING FROM THE FIRST TO LAST DRAFT
Today we discuss how to understand why the first draft isn’t always the finished one but only the beginning. The problems experienced by the speaker shows that even the more practiced of authors can find it hard sometimes getting beyond that first draft.