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Book News – Salt Kills
Another writing coach client has completed and published a book. Dr. Surender R. Neravetla wanted to make his case about the dangers of salt. Now he's taking that case out into the world. In next week's blog, I'll talk about everything he's doing to promote his new...
How to Sell Books – Is Publicity the Answer?
Freelance writer Meghan Ward wrote a terrific blog post late last month titled If Publicity Doesn’t Sell Books, What Does? A friend/client sent it my way. In the ongoing attempt to make sense out of how to go about selling a book, I thought I would share this post...
Writer’s Digest Writing Contests
It's time to clean out your closets. Don't worry about the clothes. Just dust off those manuscripts that haven't gone anywhere and start submitting them to various writing competitions. I've pasted in the email I just received about upcoming Writer's Digest writing...
The Publishing Pen Name Game
If you've ever had—or tried to get—a book published, you already know how arbitrary the publishing industry can be. If you find that irritating, you might want to take some deep, calming breaths before you read the New York Times News Service article about the...
Sit Up and Take Notice
Every once in a while, a book really makes you sit up and take notice of the inequities in the world around us. I wish I had thought to write Barbara Ehrenreich’s bestseller Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America (2001). On the other hand, I'm not sure I...























