Posted Feb 28 2019 in Amazon, book marketing, KDP, KDP Select, Kobo, KU, publishing, self-publishing
If you’re considering self-publication or are self-pubbed now, this is an interesting and unbiased article about Kindle Direct Publishing versus other digital publishing avenues. There are also some good comments below the article. Click on “Read More…” for the link. Enjoy!
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Posted Jun 30 2018
One of the writers on the PRO list asked some excellent questions the other day about writing during trying times. She was referencing the current political climate, but I think the questions really applies to any trying times: How do we keep writing? How many of our problems do we bring into our books? Do […]
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Posted May 29 2018
Finishing the manuscript. It’s the big deal, right? The thing we all, every one of us, have to accomplish if we want to get published. But getting from “Once upon a . . . ” to “. . . happily ever after!” takes some work. One school of thought is the daily goal. This daily […]
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Posted Apr 20 2018
We’ve discussed the big picture for subtext. Now let’s shift the focus! A microscope is a tool that lets the viewer see, in great detail, things that are too small to be apparent to the naked eye. Similarly, micro subtexts are the tiny “tells” that subtly cue the reader to understand the things that aren’t […]
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Posted Apr 8 2018
Every year, when I teach literature to my students, I encounter three types: The students who have been to this rodeo before. They know about symbolism and extended metaphor. They’re ready to explore further. “Sure, the rose is symbolic of her love for him, but by invoking the Blake poem, the author is also calling […]
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