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The Busy Life of a Creative Entrepreneur: Priorities
Click to enlarge image. This post is #3 in a series Artist Entrepreneur Success on what it takes to succeed in business as an artist-entrepreneur. Today we cover a topic that I have been resisting...
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Trademark Protection for Fictional Characters
Welcome to the monthly series on legal issues for authors to empower you, the artist entrepreneur. Today we focus on trademark protection for fictional characters from our monthly guest columnist,...
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3 Steps to a Good Book Title That Sells
Welcome to our weekly guest column by Ezra Barany, the Book Mentor and author of the bestselling novel The Torah Codes. He offers indie novelists important tips, entirely under our control, to help our...
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Write a Bestselling Novel Using the Dan Brown Factor
Bestselling Author of "The Da Vinci Cat" Welcome to our weekly guest column by Ezra Barany, the Book Mentor and author of the bestselling novel The Torah Codes. He offers indie novelists important...
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Making Audio Books From Your Novels
If you think it’s expensive making audio books from your novels, you’re right. You can expect to pay anywhere from $1000 to $5000. But there’s an easy way for making audio books without paying any...
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Why E.L. James’ 50 Shades of Grey is Popular and How You, Too, Can Be a...
Our guest post today is Liz Adams, author of fairy tale erotica. We are honored to have her share with us some of her wisdom on how to be a successful author. And though she will be talking about being...
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Why E.L. James’ 50 Shades of Grey is Popular and How You, Too, Can Be a...
Our guest post today is Liz Adams, author of fairy tale erotica. We are honored to have her share part 2 of her 2-part blog post on why she thinks Fifty Shades of Grey is so popular. And though she...
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Censored by Amazon – by Liz Adams
Welcome to today’s guest post by erotic author (and our client), Liz Adams, whose latest spicy romance was censored on Amazon. *** Amazon censored my latest erotic short story, “Call Me Maybe: Sexual...
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Surviving the Publishing Apocalypse by Gail Z. Martin
Welcome back to guest writer, fantasy author Gail Z. Martin. Today Gail discusses the supposed publishing apocalypse and how to survive it! Enjoy! *** The Hawthorn Moon Sneak Peek Event includes book...
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Crowdfunding for Authors by PubSlush
Please welcome Amanda Barbara from PubSlush who is today’s guest columnist. Amanda discusses crowdfunding for authors. Enjoy! *** The ultimate goal of most writers is to get published, but the...
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The Decision to Self-Publish… And All From a Bit of Blogging by Annmarie Miles
Annmarie Miles joins us again for another month with the Writer’s Fun Zone. In today’s article she discusses her journey as a writer from her blogging days forward, and her decision to self-publish....
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Authors: Turn to Kickstarter to Launch Your Book by Scott Lorenz
Today we welcome back Scott Lorenz, a book publicist, and President of Westwind Communications, who advises us on how to “Kickstart” our books up the best-selling lists. Enjoy! *** In Renaissance times...
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Me me me me me … it’s all about me! by Annmarie Miles
Welcome Annmarie Miles once again for another month with the Writer’s Fun Zone. In today’s article she shares with us that being a little bit narcissistic as an author is okay. It’s all about me!...
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A Love Letter to Setting up my own Online School to Teach Fiction
I am creating a school of fiction, my very own online school! It is called the Barany School of Fiction. I could not do this without the awesome support of Fedora, an online platform for building...
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Novelists, Don’t Go It Alone: Try a Critique Group by @KayKeppler
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist, editor, and novelist, Kay Keppler, as she shares with us “Don’t Go It Alone.” Enjoy! *** Most people think of writing as a solitary occupation, and it is. Writers...
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Deadlines Revisited by Nevada McPherson
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Nevada McPherson as she shares with us “Deadlines Revisited.” Enjoy! *** In the last few weeks I’ve been working on completing some projects to clear the decks for...
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Put Some Spring in That Step By Nevada McPherson
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Nevada McPherson as she shares with us “Put Some Spring in That Step.” Enjoy! *** Spring has truly arrived and so has the time for renewal, rebirth and...
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