If you're undecided between Indie and traditional publishing, and how each affects income at The Business Rush , the June 13, 2012 article, "Hurry Up. Wait", by Kristine Kathryn Rusch explains important differences between Indie and Traditional publishing, including detailed accounts of how and when authors should expect their book(s) to return any profit.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Important Insights into Indie vs Traditional Publishing
If you're undecided between Indie and traditional publishing, and how each affects income at The Business Rush , the June 13, 2012 article, "Hurry Up. Wait", by Kristine Kathryn Rusch explains important differences between Indie and Traditional publishing, including detailed accounts of how and when authors should expect their book(s) to return any profit.
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Time Zones, Holidays, and Much More
Writers often need facts about time zones, calendars, special days, moon phases and other data and here Time and Date is a website that provides many of them.
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all time zones,
calendars,
moon phases,
special days
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Websites That Feature Good Writing You Can Learn From
Online websites that feature good writing:
Long Story Short, www.alongstoryshort.net
Fiction 365, www.fiction365.com
Internet Review of Books, http://www.internetreviewofbooks.blogspot.com/
Pure Slush, http://pureslush.webs.com/
A tender touch, http://atendertouch.blogspot.ca/p/two-poems-by-joanna-m.html
Blue Lake Review, http://bluelakereview.weebly.com/
Friday, November 15, 2013
Check Out That Publisher Before Signing a Contract
Check out that publisher!
Before you sign a contact with any book publishers take precautions. At the first mention of a contract with any publisher at all, always check with these sites:
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America; Writer Beware:
http://www.sfwa.org/for-authors/writer-beware.
Preditors & Editors: http://pred-ed.com
And, as always, google "name-of-publisher complaints"
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Short Story Writers Rejoice ~~
Small screens mean more interest, more sales, or so said the article, "Good Fit for Today's Little Screens: Short Stories," by Leslie Kaufman, in the New York Times.
If you write short stories and have found this to be true, please post your comment below. Thanks. ;0))
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