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J.A. Konrath

Posted January 13, 2012

I've had a number of careers.  In one, I was a professional speaker for eleven years.  At age 5, I determined I was going to be a speaker.  The only thing that stood in my way was my knee-knocking, throat-locking, I-had-rather-die fear of speaking in public.  It took thirty-three years to whip that…

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700,000 Indie Authors - Who will make it? Why?

Posted August 14, 2011

On March 6, 1944, The Eighth Air Force bombed Berlin.  Nearly nine hundred American bombers took part, including the B-17G named Little Willie from the 388th Bomb Group stationed in Knettishall, England.  Over Berlin, flak knocked out two engines and sent Little Willie into a dive.  Lt. Bernard M.…

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Humor sells... it always has, it always will

Posted August 4, 2011

Robert Parker isn't sitting at his computer writing, he isn't taking the dog for a walk, and he isn't flirting with his wife, Joan. He isn't doing any of those things because he left a little over a year ago; but he isn't gone.  He's still with every Spenser fan, and their numbers increase daily.  H…

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How to market what you write

Posted August 2, 2011

Michael R. Hicks

Last Saturday, Ryan Schneider @RyanLSchneider , a new and good Twitter friend, sent an email about TwitterAdder.  Ryan, is in the same boat I’m in.  Maybe you’re in there with us - the how do you sell it after you’ve published it boat.  He was persuasive enough to get me to take a look at …

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You will be a successful writer when....

Posted July 29, 2011

Eli GoldEli Gold is a well-known sportscaster; well known, that is, if you’re a fan of NASCAR, Hockey, the National Football League, or, my personal favorite, Alabama football.  Don’t stop reading if you’re not into sports.  Chances are you are a writer and that’s what this post is about – writing…

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