Author's Corner @ Kindle Nation Daily
Resources for Kindle Authors and Publishers, from Steve Windwalker
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Not every indie writer needs to become a publisher, but there are a lot of advantages even if the only books you publish are your own. But it is always nice to give back and if you have figured out how to […]
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Trying to find more time in the day seems to be every adult’s desire. I don’t know if I could follow Janalyn Voigt schedule personally, but I thought it was very well written and that there are some of you out there […]
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Jeffrey Monaghan, guest posting on Writers And Authors, shares his thoughts about tradition vs self-publishing. Give it a read and let us know if you think traditional publishing or indie publishing is better? ~ * ~ Which Option is Better, Traditional or […]
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. I LOVE this post by Anne R. Allen! In my day job, you know the one that pays the bills, I develop WordPress sites for people. I still get people who think that if they put a post or two, the world […]
Quick Links: Self-Publishing Success Stories: How I Do It – with Joseph Alexander
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. It is always nice to see how other people are managing their success and maybe getting a tip or two for your own success. At the Alliance of Independent Authors, guest author Joseph Alexander shares his thoughts on how he has been […]
Quick Link: Top Time Savers for Social Media and Blogging
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. A really great post from Elizabeth Spann Craig on how she saves time with her social media responsibilities. Worthy of a bookmark! ~ * ~ Top Time Savers for Social Media and Blogging by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig The biggest complaint I […]
Quick Links: Organic Marketing by Kristan Higgins
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. I love this post from Romance University! Marketing is a very important part of being an author. But you don’t want to turn into one of those people who everyone tries to avoid at a party because all they do is try […]
Quick Link: 7 Essentials for Your Book Launch
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Today’s offering is about that most wonderful of things, getting ready to launch your book! Hooray for you! But before you break open the champagne, check out the post by Keely Brooke Keith at Helping Writers Become Authors to make sure you […]
Quick Link: The Basics of Show Don’t Tell
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. I know, I know. We share a lot of “show don’t tell” posts. But in my defence, I think it is one of those subjects that seems easy until you try and do it and this is a really great post by Julie […]
Quick Links: How to Cope with Anxiety and Overwhelm using Fractals by Nina Harrington
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. There are a lot of tasks that can become overwhelming, not just with writing. But it is like the old saying “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.” By focusing on the first bite, then the next bite […]
Quick Links: Lesser-Known Character Archetypes
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. There are certain characters you need in a story. You need a protagonist and antagonist of course, but you also need supporting characters as well. Over at Writers Helping Writers, Becca Puglisi shares some other character archetypes that can add to your […]
Quick Link: How to Keep Readers Happy When Your Character’s Unlikeable
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Have you read or seen Gone Girl? That is the kind of character you kind of like to hate. It is a different type of character but one that can be really interesting if done well. Holly Brown shares her thoughts on […]