Anatomy of a Book Sale
At different writing conferences, the speakers have said that multiple mentions of your book will make it more likely that people will buy. For example, an ad that runs several…
Grammarly: Taking the Plunge
Rating: 4 Balloons For some time I’d used the free version of Grammarly; it worked because I downloaded the software through Firefox. If you have Google Chrome or Firefox, you…
Writing after a Loved One Dies
My family took the picture to the left a year before my husband Mike went into the nursing home. You hold onto the good days when you get them,…
And … There’s Grammarly!
I first heard about Grammarly a couple of years ago. It sounded like a great editing tool, but I couldn’t afford the fee required to use it. Let’s face it:…
A look at Createspace, Lulu, and Lightning Source
Recently my writer buddies and I had a lengthy discussion about the best way to publish a book. Some went for Lightning Source, others Lulu, and many went for Createspace.…
Featuring R. Arundel: The Hardest Part of Writing is…
The hardest part of writing is the middle or, as some have said, the “muddle.” It is relatively straightforward to create an interesting premise and an exciting opening to hook…
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