Category Archives: Resources
Use a Self-Publishing Company or DIY?
Publishing is in a state of flux. Every variation of publishing is possible today, from throwing it over the transom to an agent who handles it all, to doing every single step yourself. In between are various levels of self-publishing, … Continue reading
Why You Should Use Professional Web Hosting for Your Author Website
I’ve written a post about why I believe authors and artists shouldn’t skimp on professional services related to their website. Hop over to my web company’s blog if you’d like the details. (It’s more web related than writing related.)
Book Quality Sanity Checklist
Authors need reassurance, just like everyone. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a handy dandy checklist to tell you if your book was any good? Okay, I don’t have one. But what about a list of the quality checkpoints of … Continue reading
Why business people speak like idiots
My review of Why business people speak like idiots by Brian Fugere, Chelsea Hardaway, and Jon Warshawsky is live at Actionable Books. Go. Read. Comment. And ponder the fact that I can help you speak like a non-idiot when we … Continue reading
“Practical Advice to Help You Get the Job Done”
Stephanie Chandler, Author, Speaker and Publisher, reviewed the book, Getting Your Book Out of the Someday Box. Her review, as found in the book, follows:
The Write Word Easy Editing & Spiffy Style Guide
Writers should not edit their own work. I do anyway. You probably do, too. Raconteur and nutter Tom Bentley wants to make it easier, so he’s released his Easy Editing & Spiffy Style Guide. It costs a paltry $9.97 (of … Continue reading
