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Posted by Mark Barnes
Although he has his own website, John Grisham probably does very little self-promotion. When you have Doubleday on your side, most of the marketing is done for you. There are not too many John Grisham's out there though, so the unknown authors, with small publishing houses, have to be responsible for marketing themselves. This is not hard work, but it does take persistence and ingenuity. Follow this model, and you'll be successful.
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Posted by David Roddis
Dont let overwhelm hold you back follow this expert advice and start writing your promotional article today.
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Posted by L. C. Peterson
In my first ten years as a part-time writer I sold 400
manuscripts; including two books and a monthly column.
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Posted by Jane Straus
Not Your Grandmas Grammar
As if it isnt enough that computers have influenced just about
every area...
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Posted by Michael LaRocca
Back in the mid to late 1980s I was a security guard. The pay was lousy, but it gave me many hours in seclusion to write short stories and novels. However, I usually worked over 80 hours a week. No one can write that much. Well, at least not me. Thus I discovered the joys of my local libraries.
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Posted by Sophfronia Scott
Thinking about genre is one of those places where writers can get stuck. They don't submit their manuscripts, or worse, they don't finish them because they feel the story "just doesn't fit" with any particular genre. If you think this way, then you're missing out. Genres can be limiting but they can also make your job easier if you understand them and how you can use them to help sell your book. Here are a few points to keep in mind.
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Posted by Matthew Keegan
It is amazing how a fancy title can be affixed to a nefarious practice. What I am talking about are those Private Label sites that will sell you original content articles for as little as 15 or 20 cents per article. Sure, you usually have to buy at least 100 articles, but that still only costs the buyer 15 or 20 bucks. Period. End of story.
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Posted by Garry Gamber
Lord Byrons opening couplet to She Walks In Beauty is among the most memorable and most quoted lines in romantic poetry. The opening lines are effortless, graceful, and beautiful, a fitting match for his poem about a woman who possesses effortless grace and beauty.
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