One of the first steps to getting a nonfiction book published by a traditional publisher is writing a good, solid, grab-you-by-the-cheeks-and-make-you-listen book proposal. A book proposal is much the same as...
Over the weekend, I read an article by Philip Kennicott in the Washington Post about the effects of ebooks on the publishing industry and our own reading habits. Philip talked about home libraries – you...
I’ve been trying to catch up on all of my favorite blogs…something I don’t seem to have much free time for lately. In cruising by my favorite blogosphere haunts, hoping all over the cyber...
I was cruisin the net earlier, looking for more great content to share, when I came across this book trailer on You Tube.
I love the idea of blogging a book. Every Monday, the next “episode” of...
If you think nonfiction writing is all boring, technical, how-to stuff, you couldn’t be more wrong. Listen to this video from Simon Whaley of the UK-based Writer’s Bureau. According to Simon,...
Well, let’s see…there’s POD, self, vanity, subsidy, traditional…geez! A girl could get a headache trying to count and sort through all the forms of publishing available today....
Just so you guys know, when you see links to Amazon for books I recommend? They're usually affiliate links. In other words, if you follow the link and buy the book I make a little money. (Not much, but a little.)
Does that mean I'm recommending a book just to make money? No. I link to books because it makes it easier for you to find exactly the book I'm talking about. The fact that I might make a little fee if you buy it via my link is just a bonus.