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    How to Use Customized Product to Market Your Book

    ByDebra 2 June, 20143 June, 2014

    Customized products for marketing businesses have been around for a long time. The problem was you had to bulk order. I don’t have the budget for that. Do you? Maybe you don’t even think of yourself as a business, but as an author you are in the business of selling your books. Unless one book…

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  • Writing Skills

    How to Create a Manuscript Template

    ByDebra 27 May, 201427 May, 2014

    When you open MS Word, you probably just start typing without giving much thought to the settings of that document. But those settings may not be the ideal for a novel manuscript. For example, all manuscripts should be double spaced, but Word’s default document is single spaced. Therefore learning about styles and templates will allow

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    3 Tools for Creating Attention Grabbing Graphics

    ByDebra 19 May, 201417 May, 2014

    All the gurus say it: “Include a quality image with your blog post.” And with the rapidly growing popularity of Pinterest, many authors have created a Pinterest business account. They pin attention grabbing, irresistible graphics that drive traffic to their blogs, market their books, and build their platform. I agree, but I am neither artistic nor versed in…

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  • Author Interviews

    Cynthia T. Toney and Bird Face

    ByDebra 16 May, 201416 May, 2014

    Our Friday Feature author interview today is with Cynthia T. Toney. Her book, Bird Face, released February 2014 and is garnering nothing but 4- and 5-star reviews on Amazon. Let’s dive in. Debra: How did you choose the publishers you queried for your book? Cynthia: I looked for publishers that didn’t always follow trends in…

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  • Writing Skills

    Who’s Telling Your Story?

    ByDebra 13 May, 201416 February, 2017

    Should I write my novel in first person or third (or get totally wild and use second person)? Am I limited to a single character, or can I use multiple point of view (POV) characters? Who should my novel’s POV character be? You want to write a story readers can’t put down, but how do…

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  • Marketing Tips

    Is a Literary Agent the Pot of Gold for Writers?

    ByDebra 22 April, 20145 May, 2014

      In the words of author RJ Thesman, finding a literary agent is “harder than finding the perfect purse.” Be that as it may, many authors seek an agent and for good reason. Agents

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  • Markets Accepting Submissions | Writing Skills

    8 Literary Agents Accepting Submissions

    ByDebra 21 April, 201418 March, 2020

    You want to sell your manuscript, right? But the time and energy required for your publisher search can be exhausting. And you’d really rather spend that time and energy toward your next writing project.  What’s even more frustrating is

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  • Author Interviews | Writing Skills

    The Making of a Book Series: an Interview with Author RJ Thesman

    ByDebra 18 April, 20147 May, 2014

    I’m delighted to have RJ Thesman with me today for this month’s Friday Feature author interview. RJ’s publishing credits include 500+ articles, four books, and 13 anthologies. And like me, she’s a writing coach. Grab your brew of choice and sit back for a great read. RJ imparts some terrific tips for writers to add…

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