New Year, New Feature, The anatomy of a novel.
It’s a new year and a new feature for this blog. Today, in my first post in what I hope will be a new venture, I’d like to give you a behind the scenes look at the birth of a … Continued
Out with the old, New Year Resolutions.
This is my last post for 2018 Apart from wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year, it’s traditionally a time to look back at what you’ve done over the last twelve months and to make some resolutions … Continued
Seasons Greetings
However you celebrate it, I wish you all the best. We will be back on Monday 31st December, the Indie Showcase resumes on January 3rd. There’s still some excellent FREE material HERE
The Indie Showcase presents, Sally Cronin
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This week, it’s my pleasure to welcome Sally Cronin to the Showcase. Being an Indie Author Thanks, Richard for your kind invitation to feature on your website today. I am celebrating being an author for twenty years having written and … Continued
Optimising my website, work in progress
The Marketing push continues There’s so much to do, even to optimise a simple thing like a single post on my website. I can see now why I never get many views for my blog posts, I’ve … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Samuel Colbran
Welcome to another Showcase post, my guest today is fantasy author Samuel Colbran. I found Samuel through a writers group in Australia, where I was introduced to him by another member, who thought I’d like his writing. His subject matter … Continued
Marketing Part 2, my list of jobs.
A marketing update Following on from last week; when I spoke to you about the need to do some marketing, I’ve taken the plunge and spoken to a marketing expert. In the past, I would have shied away from talking … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Lynne Pardoe
Today I’m delighted to welcome Lynne Pardoe, author of several novels based around her life as a Social Worker. Over to you, Lynne. It occurred to me that writing the sort of social work fiction that I do, involves writing … Continued