Episode 254: Marketing Books on Amazon — Interview with Rob Eagar
…help jumpstart your book sales, check out his website at www.RobEagar.com. And to sign up for Rob’s webinar (exclusively for us Word Nerds) on Tuesday, June 4th at 2 pm…
…help jumpstart your book sales, check out his website at www.RobEagar.com. And to sign up for Rob’s webinar (exclusively for us Word Nerds) on Tuesday, June 4th at 2 pm…
…my head high, smiled, and politely introduced myself. “Hi. I’m Gabriela Pereira, Creative Director of DIY MFA, the do-it-yourself alternative to an MFA in writing.” Nine times out of ten,…
…an instinctual urge, we can stop, think about it, and resist that extra slice of cake or Hulu marathon. Yes, it’s hard. But you’re completely capable. Twenty years from now,…
…Gallery (www.wearenotgoodpeople.com). He has published over thirty short stories, including “Ringing the Changes,” which was selected for inclusion in Best American Mystery Stories 2006, “Sift, Almost Invisible, Through,” which appeared…
…She is funny and clueless, at times even heartbreaking. The subsequent seasons, particularly three, four, and the fifth and final one, seem like completely different show genres. This mystery show…
…I’ve learned in my journey as a career, independent author, it’s this: Systems and automations will get you far. Believe it or not, some of your favorite 6, and 7,…
…a non-legal audience. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/copyright • Creative Commons: an organization dedicated to promoting freely available “public domain” licenses. Wikipedia uses Creative Commons licenses. https://creativecommons.org/ • The Authors Registry: an organization that…
…You can sign up for her publishing newsletter and enroll in her online writing classes at CourtneyMaum.com, or follow her on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Substack. She’s happy to be…
…North, Sword Song, The Burning Land, Death of Kings, The Pagan Lord, and, most recently, The Empty Throne and Warriors of the Storm, and which serves as the basis for the hit television…
…of ale, wine, sack, cider, and mead. So, whether giving birth, fighting wars, ruling countries, praying to God, people were pretty much drunk most of the time! Of course, kids…