Secrets to Going Indie, Part 2: Steps
In Part 1 of “Going Indie” I said I liked being the captain of my ship. Well, mateys, being a captain of an indie book require a lot more than writing and editing your manuscript.
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Author: Our Special Guest
Plant an Idea, Grow a Book
Gardening maven Marty Wingate describes how she grew a career in fiction writing.
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Do You Need A Book Publicist?
Before you yell, “but I can’t afford to hire a professional!” let me reiterate: there is no one-size-fits-all solution. So before you decide you can’t afford a publicity campaign, at least investigate what is available to you.
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A Writer’s Toy Box
Roger Johns shows how to step away from the page when there’s no way to move the story forward – and use intentional play to find the solution.
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Secrets to Going Indie, Part 1: Tools
To go Indie, writers need a bunch of different tools in their tool belts, especially if they don’t have lots of dollars. The good news: the writing’s the same. The bad news: not much else is.
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Dianne Emley: Choosing Fiction to Tell the Truth
Truth may be stranger than fiction, and thriller writer Dianne Emley struggled with the best way to tell her very personal story.
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