Reblogging. Twitter for Authors
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from https://nicholasrossis.wordpress.com Twitter for Authors A guide
Blog Hopping. Distraction and me, the things that stop me writing.
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What are your top three distractions and how do you deal with them? I’m back on the blog hop, after a couple of weeks where I wandered off and did other things. Which sort of proves that I’m easily distracted. … Continued
What I’ve been doing in the background.
It’s time for the big reveal, the reason I’ve been spending a lot of time away from social media. I’ve been working on a new project, and not one of my own. At least, not exclusively. As some of you … Continued
Reblogging. Alison Morton, the terror of writing.
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from https://alisonmortonauthor.com/ The terror of writing We all go through it.
Plans for 2020
Happy New Year to all my readers. It seems like an appropriate time to consider my plans for the new year. Apparently, 2020 is going to be a time of big change. To enter into the spirit of a new … Continued
Looking back at 2019
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At the end of December, it’s almost obligatory to look back over the year and consider what you’ve achieved. There’s a risk involved with blowing your own trumpet – but as it’s my website; I feel entitled to. If I … Continued
Blog Hopping Everything must Change.
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How did publishing your first book change your process of writing? To give you a little bit of context, my first novel, Freefall, was published in 2013. Writing a novel was one of the things I always wanted to do. … Continued
Reblogging. Anne R. Allen
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from Anne R. Allen.com Anne R. Allen looks back (and forward) Leaving the Wild and Crazy Decade of the Self-Publishing Revolution At look at how we got here, and where we might go next