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Category: Blog

Singing the Book Promotion Blues

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Chris Goff

With a new book coming out in June, I have had the pleasure—and the pain—of deciding what I need to do to get the word out. My decisions are similar to the ones anyone launching a book makes. Being realistic, there is only so much time and money, and never enough. There is also a limited…

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Oh #Murphy! Thank Goodness for #Erma.

Posted on May 15, 2017 by RMFW Guest Blogger

I’m usually a “the glass is half full” kind of a gal. However, I finally washed my car, (inside and outside), and then I waxed my Buddy.  Buddy is just past five years old. He’s blue with a high ground clearance for vehicles in his class. Oh, hail! The frozen balls crashed into him without…

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A Few Notes on Discoverability

Posted on May 12, 2017 by Nathan Lowell

Discoverability is one of those newish buzzwords that tries to describe the process by which a reader finds a book to read. The problem with the generally accepted view of discoverability is that the goal is not to have people discover a book. You can’t build a career on a book. As an author you…

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Beating Writer’s Block—by Not Writing

Posted on May 11, 2017 by rmfwBoss

I’ve been having some issues with writer’s block lately, so I decided to write about writer’s block. Then I got writer’s block regarding my post about writer’s block. (Insert Inception joke here.) Just to put some icing on the cake, I’m also teaching a class about how to deal with writer’s block at Savvy Authors…

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Writing Romance: The Delta, Theta, and Beta Heroes

Posted on May 10, 2017 by Jax Hunter

Welcome back, Campers.  This month we’ll look at three other types of romance heroes:  the Delta, the Theta, and the Beta heroes.  (And how about those Oxford commas!) The Delta – the dark and dangerous. His past is so dark, so damaging, and combines with such a darker temperament that he exiles himself from society…

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