Attracting Reader Responses on Your Blog by Annmarie Miles
One sure fire way to know that there is engagement with your blog is when you start to get likes and comments on it. So how do we encourage folk to respond to our blog posts?
Category: Writing Tips
Q&A with Author, Wendy D. Walter, featuring her YA Fantasy, Ambril’s Tale, The Return of the Dullaith
Welcome YA fantasy author, Wendy D. Walter. Enjoy the Q&A and be sure to enter into her giveaways! She’s offering a lovely silver tree of life pendant, a hand-painted gnome, and other goodies. Read on for details!
Healthy Writers Club: Restarting After Thanksgiving
I did do my week #3 of my own Couch-to-5K program, inspired by Josh Clark’s article on the site, coolrunning.com. But during the Thanksgiving week, I skipped exercising other than my normal up-and-down the hill, a 9-minute walk each way.
How to Edit Your Novel in 3 Steps
After writing your novel — be it a romance, mystery, thriller, fantasy, horror, or science fiction — and letting it sit — I let my novels sit for 1 year — edit your novel in layers.
What Karate Taught Me About Writing (And Vice Versa) by Faith Van Horne
I always figured that, one day when I grew up, I would be a writer. Trick is, you have to actually write something before that can happen.
On Theme: A Game of Memory and Deep Meanings for Writers by Wyatt Bessing
When you make your reader question, they begin telling the story within themselves, seeking possibilities, engaging in deep and imaginative play.
Madly in Love with Me: Q & A with Author Christine Arylo
This breakthrough book on self-love changes all that by taking you beyond the idea of loving, valuing, and caring for yourself into daring acts that will help you experience it. Christine Arylo provides practical, fun ways to explore and embody the ten branches of self-love every day and in every part of your life.
Free Weekend? Take a Free Writing Class!
Writers are students of the world who never stop learning. Sometimes, though, it is easy to become overwhelmed or intimidated in the midst of the creative process. A short (free) online class may provide unexpected inspiration for your next short story or novel.
Guest Post Q&A with Irene Helenowski, author of Order of The Dimensions
I had just completed my dissertation and was wondering about what to do next. Then, I watched several specials on the Science and Discovery channels about the multiverse theory and became fascinated with the idea or parallel universes and how we could live different lives in each universe.
The November 2012 issue of the Author Entrepreneurship Magazine is out!
In my opinion, there is only one way for you to succeed as an author these days and that is to 1) write the best book you can; and 2) tell your raving fans about it. My coaching helps you with the former. This issue will help you do the latter.
Beth Barany Speaking at FEM Talks Nov. 15 on “How to Write Your Book to Start Your Revolution”
Calling all visionaries, artists, mothers, healers, coaches, writers, speakers, thought leaders! We’d like to take you on a journey. We know you’ll get so much out of this evening purely through osmosis – just by being around these highly acclaimed speakers and teachers.
Love Is… Blogging by Annmarie Miles
When it comes to blogging, I have learned a few things that I wish I’d when I started. If you’re thinking of starting a blog, or want to be more organised in your blogging, you might find these tips helpful. I may be ‘teaching my grandmother to suck eggs’, but here we go…
Bringing History to Life by Merry Farmer
History is not dull or dry. It is full of all the passion and heroism of the stories we hear on the news every day. Politics were just as vicious back then and love was just as tender.
Even Though Nanowrimo Has Started, Healthy Writers Club: Couch to 5k Here We Come
More info on the Healthy Writers Club and my fellow writers participating here: http://www.shalleemcarthur.com/p/the-healthy-writers-club.html At last count we are up to 22 writers!
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