The Spirit of Haiku: Finding Nourishment and Joy in Daily Life
…those who were with me in the low moments. 2021 was, for me, a year of adapting, of being flexible and taking things as they come, to let go of…
…those who were with me in the low moments. 2021 was, for me, a year of adapting, of being flexible and taking things as they come, to let go of…
…your posts, and you’ll be easier to find in searches. So take heart, and keep at it. You’ll see those stats grow with time. By day, Emily Wenstrom, is the…
…the release dates for each version: paperback, hardback, Kindle/device, and audio. When the book is released—online or in brick stores—post photos of book signings, the bookstore window, the blurb on…
…circumstances, budget, and preferred learning style? Would you or your business benefit from this information immediately, or would the payoff be in the future (i.e., 6-12 months, 1-3 years, or…
…convene on Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, etc. Wherever you normally spend time online, you should be able to track down the right community for you. These communities are not only treasure…
…City school libraries’, The Gazette [Preprint]. Available at: https://www.thegazette.com/k/19-books-pulled-from-mason-city-school-libraries/ (Accessed: 18 September 2023). Colice Sanders is a blogger and diversity, equity, and inclusion facilitator. Colice writes nonfiction, poetry, and memoir….
…co-founder of The Children’s Writing Knowledge Base, an online membership community for aspiring and published children’s authors. About Laura Backes A 26-year veteran of the publishing industry, Laura has worked…
…little nets, alone, unnoticed, until stuff gets thrown at us. All we want is uninterrupted writing time, but we have multiple responsibilities – juggling our jobs, our families, our friends…
…legacies. He has worked with more than 500 writers, a wide range of publishers, and regularly speaks at conferences about branding, content strategy, social media, and marketing. His new book…
…Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound. This article by Emily Esposito gives us a great foundation. Specific Esposito recommends asking the classic six W questions of journalism: What, Who, When, Where, Which,…