by John Dixon | Sep 23, 2017 | Author's Life, fiction, General, Marketing, Writing Tips and Tools
Welcome back for Part 3 of our series dedicated to Diversifying Your Platform! As we’ve discussed in previous weeks, diversifying your publishing platforms can help an author reach a larger audience that won’t necessarily sit down and read through more traditional...
by John Dixon | Sep 16, 2017 | Author's Life, fiction, General, Marketing, WinterWolf Press, Writer's Corner, Writing Tips and Tools
Welcome back for Part 2 of Diversifying Your Platforms! As we discussed last time, diversifying your publishing platforms can help an author reach a larger audience that won’t necessarily sit down and read through more traditional formats. Today we’re going to be...
by John Dixon | Aug 26, 2017 | Author's Life, General, Marketing, Resources, Uncategorized, Writing Tips and Tools
Congratulations! You’ve finished your final round of edits. You’ve had multiple beta readers take a look and tell you how much they’ve loved your book. You’ve got an awesome cover all planned out and you’ve been advertising for quite some time about your next big...
by Sydney Whalen | Jul 29, 2017 | Author's Life, Writing Tips and Tools
Writing is a skill that requires cultivation and continued nurturing. As such, it’s essential that writers learn from and collaborate with other writers. Online writing communities are a great way to find inspiration and improve your craft. Reddit, the self-proclaimed...
by Sydney Whalen | Jul 22, 2017 | Marketing, Writing Tips and Tools
You’re committed to promoting your new work on Twitter and to do that, you need followers. You’ve tried everything from scheduling tweets about adorable animals to tweeting quotes from whatever is on the New York Times Bestseller List that week. Still, your followers...
by Sydney Whalen | Jul 16, 2017 | Writing Tips and Tools
You spend weeks looking for the perfect editor for your book. You find someone willing to proofread the manuscript for a nominal fee, and you’re thrilled. However, when you finally see that manuscript again, the results weren’t quite what you were expecting. The...
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