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    How to Write a Book Proposal: Advice from 3 Experts

    ByDebra 25 August, 201524 August, 2015

    Do you want to get published? Then learning how to write a book proposal that captures the editor is essential. I’m not an expert on book proposals, but here are three people who are and their advice on writing book proposals. Michael Hyatt is a best selling author and

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  • Author Interviews

    Author RJ Thesman on Getting Published

    ByDebra 21 August, 201521 August, 2015

    Are you a fan of book series? What avid reader isn’t. Today’s guest RJ Thesman is author of the Life at Cove Creek series. Her book Final Grace for Reverend G released today and is the third and final installment of the series about Reverend G and her battle with Alzheimer’s. And because it’s launch…

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    6 Lessons I Learned about Marketing Strategy from Playing Board Games

    ByDebra 17 August, 201529 June, 2016

    When it comes to marketing strategy, I’m a babe barely out of the cradle. What I know today I’ve learned by reading articles and by the mistakes I’ve made marketing my own books. I wish I could tell you my efforts to market Carried by Grace have been a wild success—they haven’t. What I can…

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  • Writing Skills

    Those Pesky Dialogue Tags

    ByDebra 28 July, 2015

    Oh those pesky dialogue tags. Said. Asked. Replied. Responded. There’s a lot of conflicting information out there on what to use. What’s a writer to do? In the multitude of manuscripts I read, I see writers employ such things as “Sally smiled” or “Gerald laughed.” In and of itself, there is nothing wrong with that….

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    Why Write for Periodicals?

    ByDebra 17 July, 201513 July, 2015

    Last week I posted the submission guidelines to 6 magazines. I do this on a regular basis. Why? Because writing for periodicals is one of the best ways to hone your writing skills. Today’s guest, multi-published author Ava Pennington, has a great deal of expertise in this area and is here today to discuss 6…

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    When Effect Comes Before Cause

    ByDebra 14 July, 201513 July, 2015

    While reading a book, have you ever found yourself saying There’s something wrong with that sentence, but I can’t quite figure out what? Do you stop to figure out what’s wrong or just keep reading? I’m guilty of doing both, depending on the circumstances of the moment. Of course, if I’m editing a manuscript, I…

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  • Carried by Grace

    A Call to Righteous Living

    ByDebra 2 July, 2015

    In light of the recent Supreme Court decision, I am compelled to shout a different message than the ones clogging the airwaves and those of cyberspace. Let’s look at the story of the adulterous woman told in John 8. When asked about whether this adulterous woman should be stoned, Jesus said in verse 7 that…

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  • Author Interviews

    Advice from Children’s Author Janet Ann Collins

    ByDebra 19 June, 201516 June, 2015

    Part of what drives us to be writers is our desire to share our message and make a difference in the lives of others. Multi-published children’s author Janet Ann Collins does just that. Janet and her husband raised three foster sons with special needs, and you’ll find the complexities and challenges of special needs children…

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