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What Playing D&D Taught Me About Writing

I didn’t write this article, but I could have! By Ricardo Victoria I was planning to write this post a while ago, but work got in the middle (it still does, but I just ignored it for a bit). Then, that dastardly Leo McBride got his take out first at his blog Altered Instinct *shakes fist*. I recommend […]

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5 Differences Between British and American Writing

When writing, especially in a scientific journal, it is prudent to check which version of English should be used. There are not many differences between American and British writing. However, they are reflected not only in the spelling of some common words but also affect the usage of certain expressions and grammatical rules. As the […]

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10 Things Learned Since I Started Writing

Originally posted on (Almost) Average:
When I started this writing journey, I was naive to the complexities of it all. I guess in it’s most basic state, writing is just me and the words on the screen or paper. It’s when I started sharing those words that things changed. Here are ten things I learned…

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Back To School Charity Raffle & Blog Hop! #indieauthorscare

Hi gang! To celebrate the blog hop, I would like to offer a free copy of Showdown, book 1 of the Wyrd West Chronicles, to anyone who buys a ticket at any price, whether it’s $1 or $100. Just post a screenshot of your completed form in the comments (or a link to one) on […]

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Why You Should Post More Cat Memes

Originally posted on FELIX THE FOX MYSTERIES:
First and foremost, because I really enjoy them floating past my social-media feed. Everything further down from here is pure conjecture. If you’ve been around on social media, especially if you are a beginning author still building up your fan base, you’re probably wondering how to get noticed. The…

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Why a Writing Coach is Your Best Friend

Originally posted on Katie Phillips Creative Services:
People live at the heart of your story. You may think your book is about you. And it absolutely is. Your unique voice breathes life into a story that only you can tell. But it’s not JUST about you. It takes a village of beta readers, critique partners,…

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SciFan™ HUGE Summer Sale and Cover Reveal!

You’ll note that work by yours truly is featured in Issues 7 and 8! Get ’em now while the getting is good!

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Stephen King’s 10 Rules for Success

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5 Things I Learned About Promoting A Book on Social Media

Originally posted on DISCLAIMER : I COULD BE WRONG:
It’s hard. Hello? Is anyone out there? You can link directly to your book’s Free Preview on Amazon. It’s more likely to be read than sending a prospect to your sales page and hoping they click “Look inside.” (Of course, there’s a “Buy” button there as well–Amazon…

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