The Day Jobs of Famous Writers (A #Writing #Infographic)
So you want to be a famous writer, huh? Cool. Don’t quit your day job just yet! Or do. It’s up to you! Whatever your job is, don’t worry. You… Read more »
Category: Authorship
Indie Promotion Sites
There are many sites that promote books. Today I will share a couple with you, and I want YOU to tell ME which sites YOU KNOW OF that promote books…. Read more »
Writing Rhymes (Limericks)
Today I want to entertain you with three limericks. Basically, this short post was written simply to make you smile. Of course, I’m going to challenge you to write a… Read more »
A Quick Read: One Minute A to Z Stories
It’s official. I’ve contributed to yet another anthology! In fact, I contributed two stories to A Quick Read: One Minute Stories from all over the World. I’ve also included them in this… Read more »
My Books are NOW in the Local LIBRARY and a Bookstore!
A couple of weeks ago, I got the shock of my life when I checked my phone messages. There was one from a lady named Katja, whom I had never met,… Read more »
Legal Deposit. It’s the Law. #indie #publishing
Legal Deposit is a term that most authors have never heard of, but if you are an independently published Canadian author, or have a Canadian-assigned ISBN, you need to know… Read more »
How A Blind Man Helped Me Make Risky Issues AVAILABLE in PRINT! #fiction #books
I suck as an Indie. I’ll admit it. Not as an author, but as a promoter. I didn’t do a blog tour. I barely tell people about my book. Why?… Read more »
My First Interview!
I’m pleased to say that my mentor, Melissa Bowersock (who informed me about self-publishing in a tell-all interview) has interviewed me! I also joined two new places online: Find me… Read more »
What the Stories in Risky Issues are About
Risky Issues is actually a collection of short stories that I wrote a while ago, and I chose the best ones for this collection. I had a few issues of my… Read more »
Becoming an Author in this Digital Age
Becoming and author in this digital age is not that difficult anymore. Anyone can self-publish a book and be an author! The problem is that, now, authors must: be bloggers… Read more »
