How many years in a row have you resolved to write consistently? Maybe you started a book or article manuscript or even a blog and then lost interest. You started out strong and wrote daily, and then wrote sporadically…and then stopped. Or perhaps you never managed to write consistently enough to get more than a few pages written. Whatever the…
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Let’s be honest, shall we? The reasons why you claim you can’t write consistently or publish a book are excuses. Plain and simple. And everything you desire—like being a successful writer, blogger, journalist, or author—could be yours if you take responsibility for and commit to self-mastery. No…not writing, skill, or craft or even submitting or marketing. Self-mastery is the same…
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Everyone talks about building a platform online and how that impacts book sales. However, you can also build a strong local audience by teaming up with bookstores and libraries in your community. Today Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress) provides all the information you need to create avid readers and book buyers with face-to-face meetings. As a writer and author, you spend so…
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As long as there are writers, there will be critics and rejection. They are part and parcel of the writing life…if you want to share your work with the world. Yet, fear of criticism and rejection are the two most prevalent reasons writers don’t write and publish their work. In fact, they can steal your creativity—if you let them. It’s…
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For writers, November is all about participating in events that challenge them to write a book in a month. For many, this is a once-per-year chance to be a productive writer and make time to finish a manuscript. Some succeed. Some do not. The positive impact of succeeding can be great. On the other hand, failing at this endeavor can…
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November is just a few weeks away, and most writers know what that means. It’s time to try and write a book in a month. Whether you join the (NaNoWriMo) crowd or some other writing “contest” or challenge, the goal is the same: complete a manuscript in 30 days. But what if you don’t ever finish the writing projects you…
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Your readers may not read every page of your book. And they may not read each chapter in order. With these facts in mind, today Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress) offers tips on how to write a book that keeps people reading from page to page, chapter to chapter, and start to finish. When I read nonfiction books, I always intend to…
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