There are certain questions writers frequently ask me. āShould I use a pseudonym?ā Is one of them. Iāve got my opinion on the matterāespecially when it comes to nonfiction authorship. I believe nonfiction writers will find it difficult to promote their books under psuedonyms. Think about it… Are you going to get up on stage and speak about your book,…
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Nonfiction writers make a difference. Thatās what I love about this genreāthe articles, blog posts, and books are written with the intention of contributing in some way. The authors want to be of service to their readers. However, if you are anything like me, you might feel enormously frustrated by the length of time it takes for your published work,…
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You are reading this blog post for a reason, and that reason is simple: You are meant to make a difference. Yesā¦you are bound for big things as a nonfiction writer. You may not realize it yet, but you have within you the ability to author change in the world on a personal, organizational, or global level. You can make…
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If thereās one thing I know about nonfiction writers, itās this: They allow spirit to play a part in their writing. They may not openly talk about spirituality, transformation, religion, or even feeling ācalled,ā but most of them do, indeed, feel a strong sense of soul purpose. When they write, they do so from a place of service and connection…
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If you are writing your book without a clearly defined target audience, take your fingers off the keyboard. Take a moment to ready today’s guest post by Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress), a digital nomad and full-time writer and blogger. Why? Because she explains how writing for your readers makes all the difference in your ability to write your book and sell…
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