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Promotion….A Necessary Evil?
by Cynthia D’Alba I was sitting an RWA chapter meeting last month when the older woman beside me said, “I didn’t think I’d have to do so much promotion. I thought the publishing company took care of that.” She sighed. … Continue reading
What Are You Excited About? Marketing & Promo Made Easy…
by Jenny Hansen As the September blog mistress here at WITS, I’m taking a page out of my personal blog‘s playbook and marking the beginning of Autumn with a celebration of you. I’m doing this a few different ways… First up, … Continue reading
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Naked Publishing – Part 4
Today we welcome back Denise Domning, contributing blogger here at WITS, with the fourth in her series detailing her self-publishing journey. by Denise Domning I did it! I made my deadline! Kind of. It’s August 15th and the book, The Men … Continue reading
Posted in Bumps & Bruises on the Road to Publication, Publishing With Amazon
Tagged Amazon, blogging, blogging guest, copy editing, copyright, deadlines, Denise Domning, e-book, e-Publishing, guest bloggers, ibook, ISBN, iTunes publishing, Kindle, legal issues, Men-ipulation, Menipulation, Mensturbation, monica Sarli, Nook, publishing, Self Publishing, Self-promotion, self-publication, sex addiction, the men wars
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Publishing Naked- Part 3
Welcome to another installment of Sensational Summer Fridays, here at WITS! Before we begin with the third in our guest blog series by Denise Domning, we’d like to announce the winner of Michelle Diener’s debut novel, IN A TREACHEROUS COURT. … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, Amazon, blogging, blogging guest, book give-away, books, copy editing, copyright, deadlines, Denise Domning, drug addiction, e-book, e-Publishing, editing vs. proofreading, guest bloggers, heroin addiction, ibook, ISBN, Kindle, legal issues, Man Wars, Menipulation, Mensturbation, monica Sarli, Nook, publishing, Self Publishing, Self-promotion, Sensational Summer Fridays, sex addiction, Writers in the Storm
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Publishing Naked
When I read today’s guest blog, the first question I had for Denise was why she and Monica would team up to write a book. When she sent me their bios, it not only made it clear, but made me … Continue reading
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Tagged addtiction, Amanda Hocking, Amazon, Amity Therapeutic Community, authors guild, back in print, Denise Domning, DIY, DIY publishing, drug addiction, Hepatitis C, heroin addiction, historical romance roots, iUniverse, Kindle, Menipulation, monica Sarli, publishing, Self Publishing, Self-promotion, sex addiction, sober, the men wars, writing
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Get Your E-Book Noticed: Presentation, Promotion & Patience
By Lyn Horner A new Kindle author recently visited my home page http://texasdruids.com and asked me for tips on what to do next. I’m flattered by his request and more than happy to share what I’ve learned since publishing my … Continue reading
Writing Is Like Comfort Food
Composing a story is a lot like cooking. It blends emotion, story and character into a delicious tale that fills the belly of imagination and satisfies a reader’s tastes. The right combinations make gourmet delights. Continue reading
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