The Futility of Twitter Book Marketing
Published: Tue, 02/16/16
Hi there, Have you ever wondered if trying to sell books via Twitter a waste of time?I strongly suspect it is, indeed.That said, a unique opportunity…
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Happy Valentines Day!
Published: Sun, 02/14/16
Happy Valentines Day! I hope you're spending today with your loved ones. Speaking of love, I wanted to help spread the love a bit... So, for the first…
One Question Survey
Published: Fri, 02/12/16
Happy Friday !Last month I had a bunch of fun hosting five different online training sessions for author. I have received many requests to re-host…
Don't read this if your 1st draft isn't done
Published: Wed, 01/27/16
Hi there I'm a strong proponent of the theory that while creating the first draft of a manuscript, authors should focus almost e clusively on the…
Social Media Marketing for Authors (Final Webinar of January)
Published: Mon, 01/25/16
As an author, you know that social media needs to be a vital component of your book marketing strategy.But you’re confused about how e actly you’re…
Sinus Infection Blues, or How NOT to be a Productive Writer
Published: Sun, 01/24/16
I’ve done virtually no work for the last four days. I’ve had to postpone calls with clients, none of the manuscripts I’m working on have moved…
Book Writing 101 with Storyfixer Lizzie Vance
Published: Fri, 01/22/16
Happy Friday! I hope you've had a fantastic and productive week. Back in November, I interviewed "storyfi er" Lizzie Vance for episode 19 of The…
Let's Talk About Writing Better Dialogue
Published: Tue, 01/19/16
I've been hosting a different webinar each week all month long. Over the last several presentations, we've looked at some big picture issues like…
Leaning into Death (Happy Birthday to Me)
Published: Mon, 01/18/16
It's my birthday today!How am I celebrating? Apparently, by getting up at 5 am to write about death!Your pal, the birthday boy, Kevin T. Johns,…
The Myth of the Solitary Writer
Published: Fri, 01/15/16
The idea of the lonely artist toiling away in solitude originates in the Romantic age with poets like William Wordsworth and Lord Byron. And yet,…