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How to Create Literary Fiction

07th December 2011
As a book reviewer, I get anywhere from fifty to one hundred review requests a week. Of these, I might accept five or so. While I do occasionally take nonfiction books, most of what I accept will be in the genre known as literary fiction. But just what is... Read >
Author: Magdalena Ball

Marketing From the Outside In: How the Presentation of Your Book is as Important as Your Message

17th November 2011
Writing a book can be one of the most difficult things in the world to do. While each author’s experience is very different, the process is almost always the same. Winston Churchill, the author of many books in addition to being one of the most signi... Read >
Author: Marsha Friedman

10 Life Lessons: Inspired By A Book I Couldn’t Put Down!

24th August 2011
I was given a book, as a gift, when attending a recent event in San Diego. This book was one of those "can’t put it down . . . have to finish it now" books. It had been a long time since I had read a book that hit me like this and was grateful to receive ... Read >
Author: Carrie Saba

THE STORY SO FAR....

31st January 2011
It had always been my intention that some day I would start writing books, so through life everything was not stored in my head, in fact all of my thoughts and what I write have a starting point with things I see and things that have happened. So in... Read >
Author: John

New Year Resolutions--How to Make

17th January 2011
I am an avid New Year’s Resolutions writer! In fact, I write them often. May be two or three times in a year! My success rate with them is mixed. I am more or less disciplined and hard-working person. So I keep on pushing ahead. But my Resolutions are too... Read >
Author: Pradeep Gusain

Tips on reseraching for a non fiction book

14th January 2011
There exists a predicament which unfortunately just about all authors have. How to study for writing a non fiction book without having to use up far too much time? It's really an issue which i've needed to combat for countless years. And yes it exis... Read >
Author: Dave Wells

How to Participate in a Tweetchat

14th January 2011
You can get to know people on Twitter in your area of interest by participating in a tweetchat on a related subject. * What is a tweetchat? It’s a stream of tweets on the same topic in real time. Imagine it as a gigantic instant messaging free-for-a... Read >
Author: Web_University

How To Sell Your Products While Speaking

25th November 2010
Do you want people to flock over your products, go to your store, or visit your website to grab your offers after listening to your speech? A great persuasive sales speech can make your wallet fat by earning lots of passive income! It can make people w... Read >
Author: JamesMalinchak

Reading through and Activity Publications for Young children

08th October 2010
It is not easy to sort out the best reading and activity books for school going children for variety of reasons. A vast variety of publications are there on the scene and the whole task becomes very time consuming. Also, each child has his own unique way ... Read >
Author: Michael Miller

Stuffed Lion Toys & The Famous Lioness Elsa

02nd October 2010
Anyone fond of lions and stuffed lion toys, may know a thing or two about the most famous lioness in the world, Elsa. After seeing the 1966 film Born Free, which is based on the incredible story of Joy and George Adamson, who went on to raise an abandon l... Read >
Author: Angel H.

Benefits of Public Domain E-books

27th August 2010
As you set out to create your first niche non-fiction book (and hopefully your first bestseller), you will be supported by a strong motivation to keep your mind focused on the essential business at hand i.e. complete the project, achieve publication, and ... Read >
Author: Eli

Always Have a Book

08th July 2010
I always like to have a non-fiction book to read to improve myself, from new business tactics to non-fiction of my favorite interests, to self-improvement.  It's a tactic that may help you, especially if you're in a rapidly changing industry and professi... Read >
Author: Steven Savage

5 Tips for Completing Your Non-Fiction Manuscript

30th April 2010
Non-fiction books are usually commissioned by publishers before the whole manuscript is written on the basis of a first-class book proposal plus a few sample chapters. When you sign the contract you have to commit to a delivery date for your completed ... Read >
Author: Julia McCutchen

Book Proposals 101 What Publishers Want

16th April 2010
Lots of writers like to talk about writing books. You hear very few talking about writing book proposals. Maybe that's why it's easy to forget that a strong book proposal is the first step to getting a great deal for your non-fiction book. It's where you ... Read >
Author: April Chudej

Starting a Teen Book Study Group

08th March 2010
If you're looking for a way to connect with your teenage daughter this summer, consider starting a girl's book study group with your daughter and her friends. You may think that teens would not respond well to this idea, but think again…you just mig... Read >
Author: Rachel Paxton
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