…artificial intelligence usually involves some sort of goal—a servant class, a problem solver, etc. Further, where do writers fall in all of this? After all, we’re creating characters. While these…
…Dorn, checks into the brand-new Clifton Care Partners, a private hospital that’s just opened up shop in town, for a simple procedure—one that leads tragically, and inexplicably, to her death….
…website to, yes, market your books, but also share things like reviews, interviews, giveaways, and interesting blog content. A website is also a great way to build an email list…
…a specific universe, your limits of what and who you create within it are endless. Whether as part of an online community or completely on your own, try weaving new…
…writers by sharing links, quotes, thoughts, or ideas. It is also great for building an audiences through humor or short, pithy commentary. Compared to other forms of social media, the…
…sure keeps up the appearance of it. She maintains an author website with a blog, as well as accounts on Facebook, Google+, Flickr, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter, and YouTube. She also…
As a freelance writer, I have written for and on behalf of celebrities, CEOs, public companies, private businesses, newspapers, print magazines, online publications, startups, and regular Janes and Joes. One…
…the works: a series or two of articles, at least one eBook and one larger, more long-term project. What can I say, I’m a polygamist when it comes to writing…
…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…
…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….
