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5 Publishing Mistakes to Avoid

While self-publishing has opened up brand new opportunities for authors, it has also created new chances for big publishing mistakes. Anyone can self-publish. This is what is so revolutionary about the changes to the publishing industry in recent years. But one thing that is clear, not everyone can self-publish well. Without either the scrutiny or […]

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Publish Book Covers

Publish book covers that will add value to your product. Graphic designers are everywhere. How do you know that you have picked the correct designer for your book cover? What is the difference between a low-cost designer and a professional designer with years of experience at Big 5 publishing houses such as Random House? Izzard […]

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Non-Fiction Research Tips

Have you decided to write a non-fiction book, but aren’t sure how to go about doing research? From methods to organization, non-fiction research forms the backbone of good non-fiction writing. After all, it’s all about offering your readers information on the topic, in an interesting, engaging, and organized way. So much of this process starts […]

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The Benefits of Fiction Research

When you’re getting ready to write a novel, background research might not be the first thing on your mind. After all, that’s why you’re writing fiction, right? But even for most novels, some fiction research ahead of time adds a sense of reality to your story that will help readers get immersed in your world. […]

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Why Join a Writing Group?

Joining a Writing Group Writing is the quintessential solo pursuit. When it comes to writing, at least as you get started, you’ll have to act as your own boss, cheerleader, editor, reviewer, employee, and more. Even writers that wisely decide to seek feedback from others, or hire professional help for a book project, will normally […]

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Book Publishing & Editor

A book publisher once asked, “Why are school textbooks so boring”? Answer: Facts tell, but stories sell. If you want a book that sells because people enjoy it, not because the government is paying for it to be in schools, then tell the best story you can. This includes editing it ruthlessly. A Book Publisher […]

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