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Writing Content People Want to Read

Monday, August 14, 2023 by Sabrina Ricci

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Let's talk about writing, and how to write content (whether it be books, articles, or even marketing copy) that people will want to read. Start with your goals. Kindlepreneur has a great guide on goal setting. The gist is to figure out your big project goal, and then break it down into smaller, more manageable steps. Then create a system so you're accountable for achieving … [Read more...] about Writing Content People Want to Read

Guest Post: 6 Tips On How to Write an Amazing Book that People Will Want to Read

Monday, April 24, 2023 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Frank Roselli Are you looking to write an amazing book that people would definitely want to pick from the shelf? A book that is so well written that the readers just can’t get enough? Well, here are my personal insights on the topic. One of the most important things you can do as a writer is to write whatever you feel. You want to enjoy the experience and not worry … [Read more...] about Guest Post: 6 Tips On How to Write an Amazing Book that People Will Want to Read

Guest Post: How I Go About Making My Wartime Detective Series Historically Accurate

Monday, April 10, 2023 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Mark Ellis Editor's note: Mark shares great tips on how he works on his detective series. Some key takeaways that apply to every writer when doing research include: The internet is a great starting point and useful for specific details, like the weather on a particular day To dig deeper, history books, biographies, and diaries are helpful, as are novels … [Read more...] about Guest Post: How I Go About Making My Wartime Detective Series Historically Accurate

Guest Post: Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Memoirs and Autobiographies

Monday, March 27, 2023 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Jenny Zimmer Thinking of penning your life story? Excellent decision! But before you dive headfirst into the ordeal, are you sure you know the do’s and don’ts of writing one? I’m certain just the thought of your life enclosed in the pages of a bestseller is exciting, but don’t rush into the process just yet. There’s a lot to learn, and you’ve luckily stumbled upon … [Read more...] about Guest Post: Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Memoirs and Autobiographies

Guest Post: Life as a Mystery Bookshop Owner and Writer

Monday, March 6, 2023 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Matt Cost I am an author who once owned a mystery bookshop. It was called The Coffee Dog Mystery Bookstore, named after my chocolate lab of the time. I also work very closely with my publisher in marketing and promoting my books. And I read. One could say that I have seen the business of books from every angle. For me, people coming into my bookstore fell into two … [Read more...] about Guest Post: Life as a Mystery Bookshop Owner and Writer

Earning Money From Blog Posts and Social Media

Monday, December 5, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

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As a writer, it's always helpful to be on the lookout for ways to earn money. One of the ways is, of course, to get paid for writing articles. The Writing Cooperative shared 10 publications you can write for and earn money. But there are other ways. Kristen Walters wrote about how she made over $10,000 from one of her blog posts. Like anything content-related, the key is … [Read more...] about Earning Money From Blog Posts and Social Media

Time for Writing: Finding Courses, Critique Groups, and Editors

Monday, September 5, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

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I don't know about you, but I've got several unfinished manuscripts and a long list of story ideas. I'm finally setting aside time to work on my writing, which is both exciting and a little daunting. With that in mind, here's a round-up of helpful articles and resources if you find yourself in the same situation. Writing Tips All stories have backstories. Readers don't need … [Read more...] about Time for Writing: Finding Courses, Critique Groups, and Editors

Setting Writing Goals and Other Writing Tips

Monday, August 29, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

When you're writing a book, there are a lot of things to keep in mind: character development, strong scenes, a plot that moves forward with each scene, etc. This applies to both fiction and non-fiction writing. Writing Tips Joy E. Rancatore offers some helpful tips about how she kept track of her timelines and characters in her various writing projects, to make sure … [Read more...] about Setting Writing Goals and Other Writing Tips

Researching Your Next Book

Monday, August 1, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

I've been thinking a lot about non-fiction books lately. For those of you working on a non-fiction book, or maybe a fiction book that requires a lot of research, here are some resources I've recently found (in no particular order): Journalist's Toolbox: "The site is updated twice a week, typically on Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons, or as news dictates. The site … [Read more...] about Researching Your Next Book

Writing and Editing Your Work

Monday, July 25, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

We all know writing takes a lot of practice, and a lot of patience while you build up your skills (not to mention building up a thick skin). With that in mind, and while more and more people are working on their novels, I've rounded up some resources that help writers hone their writing skills. First up, Live Write Thrive has a great post about how writers can say more with … [Read more...] about Writing and Editing Your Work

Guest Post: 10 Tips and Tricks to Get Writing Inspiration Anywhere and Anytime

Monday, June 20, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

By Lucia Tang Writers aren’t prophets. No matter how hard we wish, we can’t just take dictation from some divine voice in our ears — we’re supposed to find our own inspiration. But when you’re on the run from a deadline, in a fight with a chapter, or just sick of wishing the book in your head would magically appear on your laptop, finding inspiration can feel like a DIY root … [Read more...] about Guest Post: 10 Tips and Tricks to Get Writing Inspiration Anywhere and Anytime

April Fools and Creating Content

Monday, March 28, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

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Last year, Content Marketing Institute had an interesting post, "Is April Fools’ Day Worth the Risk for Brands?" It's something interesting to consider. The main points were if you're going to do it, it must be well thought out, and the humor should integrate with your brand. You should also immediately reveal it's a joke, and don't let the content interfere with your product … [Read more...] about April Fools and Creating Content

Guest Post: Sources of Inspiration to Overcome Writer’s Block

Monday, February 7, 2022 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Katie Brenneman Writer’s block affects us all. It comes out of nowhere, and can completely scupper your plans to create productive creative writing. Even the late, great Joan Didion suffered from writer's block — she overcame it by putting her work in the freezer. But most of us won’t relish the idea of cramming our laptops between the frozen peas and ice … [Read more...] about Guest Post: Sources of Inspiration to Overcome Writer’s Block

Guest Post: How Journaling Can Stimulate Your Creativity and Enhance Your Other Writing

Monday, November 22, 2021 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Lisa Tener a. Don’t you love it when you sit down to write and the words flow with ease? b. Don’t you hate it when you sit down and feel stuck? As writers we want more "a" and less "b". Journaling can be the perfect catalyst for writing that flows. The Creative Effects of Journaling Where do I start? Journaling can be a writer’s superpower. Journaling can: … [Read more...] about Guest Post: How Journaling Can Stimulate Your Creativity and Enhance Your Other Writing

Guest Post: A Guide to Hiring a Ghostwriter for Large Writing Projects

Monday, November 8, 2021 by Sabrina Ricci

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By Jori Hamilton The main author of a novel is usually the one that gets the most credit and attention. But, what most people don’t realize is that that one author on the front cover of the book may not be the only one involved. It can take authors an average of 4-8 months to complete a book, and they require a lot of help during that time to get it ready for publication. … [Read more...] about Guest Post: A Guide to Hiring a Ghostwriter for Large Writing Projects

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