90 Day’s Author Goal Second Quarter Check-in
Heidi Angell demonstrates how to set and keep New Year’s resolutions with quarterly check ins. Here is her 2018 Q2 check in.
How to Monetize Your Blog
We know that blogging is a huge time-suck for authors and can be a financial drain as well, especially between book releases. We wanted to share a really cool program to help you monetize your blog. Matt McWilliams, is teaching people how to do affiliate marketing. He’s got some awesome freebies for our audience.
Army of Brass, a Steampunk Adventure, Release Announcement
Steampunk celebrates its 31st birthday on April 27, so join in the festivities with the high-flying adventure, Army of Brass.
Book Review: Monster Huntress by David Wiley
Genre: Epic YA Fantasy
Y’all, I am so in love with Ava. OMG! Seriously, this 13-year-old is my hero.
Book Review: Darker Daze: The Storms Within by A.L. Mabry
Genre: Short Story Collection
Review Teaser: Y’all, these stories are… dark. Gripping. Kind of awful, and yet so good! There are 10 stories in total, and as with any collection, some are amazing, others are just ok or didn’t grab me.
Don’t Lose Yourself in Your Writing
As writing schedules get crazy, it is important to remember that you are more than your writing. No matter how you feel about your current WIP, you have value.
Easy Tantalizing Twitter Tips to Unexpected Exponential Growth
Here are the top tips to help authors tackle twitter.
Why My Blood, Sweat, and Tears Are No Longer Free
An analysis of the Free Books model and how it is killing the publishing industry. A discussion of the importance of supporting art and how to do so.
Book Review- Salt In The Water by S. Cushaway and J Ray
Heidi Angell’s review of the Dark Science Fantasy Salt In The Water by S. Cushaway and J RayA gritty creative world built in the desert.
Building an E-newsletter List Final Part- Just Because you Built it, Doesn’t Mean They’ll Come
Here is the final installment of the E-newsletter series. It’s not the end of your e-newsletter adventures, but it is the end of ours together. (If you missed out on the importance of having an e-mail newsletter, the broad planning of what you will offer, chosen a Service provider, and What goes in the Welcome Email, be sure to check those out first.)