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So, you want to get published and you’ve been sending what feels like–or may even really be–hundreds of queries to publishing houses (big and small), editors, and agents and no … Continue reading The Art of the Query Letter
The basics: A proofreader will examine while an editor will make direct and deliberate changes to your text. A proofreader will make marks because something is wrong with the punctuations … Continue reading Proofreader vs. Editor
To quote Shakespeare: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet.” Boy, was he wrong! The idea was sentimental though. … Continue reading What’s in a Name: How to Pick the Perfect Name for Your Characters
Not much has changed with how useful business cards can be. At this rate, they’ll probably always be relevant. Let me explain. Business cards have been around since the 17th century! Back … Continue reading The Business of the Business Card
I have been asked a few times what my personal advice is to writers. I’m sure a lot of this will be redundant to writers who have been writing for some … Continue reading Advice For Writers or What I Wish Writers Knew
This book is about a young guy named David and his transformational journey after he finds out that he has witches in his family. Intrigued? Well, you should be! This … Continue reading Review of Nicholas Paschall’s The Ghost of O’Leary House
Did you know that Goodreads conducts fun reading challenges every year? This year over a million people have chosen to take the challenge with an average of almost 50 books … Continue reading Goodreads
