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This is a question I think many self-published authors wrestle with. For some, the answer is a definite yes. For others, particularly those that denounce traditional publishing, the answer is a resounding no. But for most of us, including myself, I don't really know. Publishing as an industry is changing not just for authors but …
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I recently read a great article titled "14 Lessons From Benjamin Franklin About Getting What You Want In Life" on Business Insider. It was written by freelance writer, Thea Easterly, for a BI blog called DumbLittleMan.com. Most know that Benjamin Franklin was not only an inventor but also an avid reader and writer. Certainly he …
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I recently read the book, ONE SUMMER, by David Baldacci. Now, there are many reasons to admire and like Mr. Baldacci. Of course, he is a first class thriller writer and I have enjoyed his work since the stunning book, ABSOLUTE POWER.  I also liked the CAMEL CLUB series and the Sean King/Michelle Maxwell books. …
I recently read a post from a writer that her next novel was going straight to e-book format. She believed this was good news for her readers and I can't disagree. However, it was unclear to me whether this book was to be self-published or simply a strategy being used by her publishing company. This …
Recently, an agent asked me about the writing style of my psychological mystery, A GUILTY MIND, or more specifically, "Who did I write like?" This is a question I think many writers struggle with, particularly because we all think we're unique. Still, I understood where he was coming from and I'd heard the question a …
