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4 Tips for the Care and Feeding of Dead Blogs
by Sierra Godfrey Remember when you started your blog? Maybe you were an unpublished writer and fellow unpublished writers followed your trials with you, cheered you when you got an agent and a book contract, and then became readers. Maybe … Continue reading
5 Steps Toward Your Truest Contribution
By Kathryn Craft Turning Whine Into Gold The lament of the modern author, whose writing must now compete for purchase with every other book, from classics like the Iliad to the newest self-published odyssey, all of which will now be … Continue reading
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Tagged Kathryn Craft, Writers in the Storm, Writing Craft, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life
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When You’re Stuck, Relax
by Orly Konig-Lopez Last week my husband convinced me to go on a bike ride with him. My road bike has been in the basement on a trainer for well over a year. To say I was a bit nervous … Continue reading
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Tagged Laura Drake, novel writing, Orly Konig Lopez, Writers in the Storm, Writing Craft, Writing Life
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How Writing a Picture Book Can Help with Writing a Novel
by Orly Konig-Lopez Last month Sharla Rae wrote about switching genres. She’s a historical romance writer and has decided to take the leap into a futuristic. The common thread between the two genres that gave her the courage to try: … Continue reading
Three Boxes to Avoid for the Holidays
by Fae Rowen It’s the morning after Thanksgiving and the ugly truth can’t be ignored. It’s “The Holidays” and with that, it’s the end of another year. Even in my gluttonous post-turkey and pecan (my mom’s from Texas!) pie stupor, … Continue reading
Turning Whine into Gold: The Writer’s Spirit is Forged in the Fire
by Kathryn Craft Last week I had to un-friend someone on Facebook for violating my right to pursue happiness. I can only assume he’s had enough of reading about the growing excitement for my debut novel, coming out in two … Continue reading
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Tagged Writers in the Storm, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life
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10 Steps to Make Goodreads Work For You
By Lisa Verge Higgins Goodreads – with its 18 million rabid readers – is one of the most powerful places for an author to be discovered. Goodreads is where folks converge to discuss novels, offer recommendations, write reviews, and keep compilations … Continue reading
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Tagged Lisa Ann Verge, Lisa Verge Higgins, publishing, Using Goodreads, Writers in the Storm, Writing Life
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It’s Party Time, Facebook Style! Tips and Tricks for Hosting a Virtual Launch Party
By Melissa Cutler I’m so excited to be on Writers in the Storm today talking about Facebook book launch parties. I’ve thrown three virtual launch parties and participated in many more, and I’m eager to share what I’ve learned from … Continue reading