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Category: Writing Career

Cow Patties – how to keep writing when life gets messy

Posted on May 25, 2020May 20, 2020 by Janet Lane

            When life gets messy. Hmm, if ever there was a time for that, we’re certainly living it now.             I wrote about this several years ago, and it seems timely to bring it back for a second look. Back then, one of my friends posted an interesting question: “How do you guys keep writing…

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2020 author trends

A Dozen 2020 Trends for Authors

Posted on January 27, 2020February 1, 2020 by Janet Lane

How has your new year gone so far? I’m in the throes of agony. My janetlane.net website went down for two scary days before my service reinstated it. To add insult to injury, for some mysterious reason my hosting techs have not been able to fix, my email service allows me to send out emails,…

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The Road to Publication, Part 1 – Author Platform

Posted on January 16, 2020February 1, 2020 by Kurt Schumacher

I’m an unpublished author, and my goal is to change that this year. I’ve “finished” a couple of books that are in different stages of revision. I also have an embarrassing number of works that I’ve started. Some of them are a few chapters, some only a few paragraphs. When my Muse smacks me upside…

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Skinny story? Expand your novel without adding fat

Posted on October 28, 2019 by Janet Lane

You’ve written the end, but the book is thousands of words short of your genre requirements. First, know that many authors who write “long” will envy you. While that’s a nice thought, though, it won’t help you reach your word count. Here are tips to flesh out your story without ruining it in the process….

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In the Beginning…

Posted on January 11, 2019 by Nathan Lowell

“How did you reach people in the beginning?” People ask me that more than any other question. Here’s the answer. Market Analysis 1. I made a determination that I wanted to write and to see if I could find an audience. 2. I looked at my interests and skill set. I decided that I was…

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