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I caught the remodeling bug at an early age. My mother’s dad made his living as a barber after the Depression, back when a trim cost a buck and customers paid for their haircut with a silver dollar... 
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Steve Piacente's insight:
It's true: you only get one chance to make a great first impression
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He made more than a million dollars before his book "Wool" hit stores, now he's written two more best-sellers AND he's sold the film rights to Ridley Scott. Hugh Howey speaks to...
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Great Twitter Tips (not only) for Authors. Author Marketing and Author Branding via Twitter.
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So you have decided you can edit your own book? It's a notoriously dicey option, but SPR's book edit...
Steve Piacente's insight:
Good tips, but I still say go with a pro ...
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I met with a style section reporter recently, and even though I spent 25 years as a daily print journalist, I could have done better. Here’s why, along with some tips to improve a print interview!
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For self-published authors, be cautious not to fall for self-publishing scams so as not to turn your dream success into bubbles.
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Don Dea's curator insight,
October 1, 2013 11:35 PM
Here’s a factoid: Twelve publishers rejected J.K. Rowling’s first Harry Potter book before she found a relatively small publishing house (Scholastic isn’t small any longer!) willing to give her a chance. And you know how she’s done since! There are, I’m sure, many great works of literature that have not seen the light of day because of the myopia of the book industry. And self-publishing gives those works a chance to shine. |
Take a breath. Writing your book is only the first lap of the marathon.