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Author: rmfwBoss

Going for the Big Time—Getting your book in Barnes & Noble

Posted on October 24, 2014 by rmfwBoss

Bu Liesa Malik Okay, so you’ve written a book. And you’re getting it published, either traditionally or through independent means. Today, this isn’t enough. Today, more and more, sales and marketing have become the author’s responsibility. How do you sell your book? Can you get it on the shelves of big stores like Barnes and…

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Five Reasons Why Stephen King Must DIE!

Posted on October 23, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Aaron Ritchey Whenever I meet anyone who doesn’t like Stephen King, I immediately mistrust and I hate them.  I’m a HUGE Stephen King fan, and I just finished reading 11/22/63, which is just one of his many masterpieces. Yes, I am a Stephen King fan, but I also am full of envy and hate. …

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On Finding the Right Writing Partner

Posted on October 22, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Colleen Oakes Confession: I’ve never liked writing a book without a writing partner. I’ve written one, and although the book is a source of pride for me, it was a lonely enterprise and not one I’m likely to repeat.  I know it’s possible to write alone – in fact, it’s pop-culture vision of the…

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Kickstart This: Six Lessons Learned

Posted on October 15, 2014 by rmfwBoss

Whether you’re an Indie writer or a Hybrid writer who might someday want to try a Kickstarter, or just somebody who is interested, here are six things I’ve learned about Kickstarters in the last few weeks.

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Adventures in Genre Writing: Lesson Three – Some Rules

Posted on October 9, 2014 by rmfwBoss

By Jeanne C. Stein I know, I know. I, more than anyone else, hate it when someone says there are “rules” to writing, especially since exceptional writer W. Somerset Maugham warns: There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, no one knows what they are. And of course, for every rule we set there…

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